Tolu Arokodare is on the shop window across Europe after he posted his most prolific season ever with Belgian club Genk.
The 24-year-old striker scored 20 goals and provided six assists in the Jupiler Pro League this season.
He also made his debut for the Super Eagles in March in Rwanda.
He has since been linked with some of Europe’s top clubs including newly-crowned Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich.
The striker himself said it is a transfer he will accept even he was only to deputise for England captain and striker Harry Kane.
“If the opportunity comes, I have to make sure I’m ready. You don’t know how many times a train will pass, so I don’t want to miss any opportunities,” he told Het Laatste Nieuws.
“That I would be the stand-in for Harry Kane? Yes. That would be nice, wouldn’t it. It’s still rumours, I haven’t had any contact.”
In 2020, Arokodare arrived at FC Köln in the Bundesliga, but that ended in disappointment.
Asked whether he would consider a move back to Germany, he responded clearly.
“It wasn’t a good experience, no. But things change when you are talking about Bayern and Dortmund, don’t they?” he asked rather rhetorically.
