Belgian side KRC Genk appear to be quietly laying the groundwork for a future without their star forward Tolu Arokodare , as interest from the Premier League continues to swirl around the in-form Nigerian, Soccernet.ng reports .
Arokodare, who enjoyed a stunning season under manager Thorsten Fink, has attracted attention from English clubs including Fulham , Burnley and Manchester United following a prolific campaign in which he netted 21 goals in 40 matches, helping him clinch the Jupiler Pro League's Golden Boot.
The 24-year-old forward also made his senior Nigeria debut recently after he picked up the coveted Ebony Shoe.
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While Arokodare remains on the books at the Cegeka Arena for now, Genk's sporting director Dimitri De Conde appears to be thinking ahead.
According to Swedish outlet Expressen as per Voetbal24, Genk have already lodged a 2 million bid for 20-year-old Cameroonian striker Aaron Bibout - a move that hints at their long-term planning.