Super Eagles and KRC Genk striker, Tolu Arokodare, brought his stellar season to a fitting end in an emotional finale that saw him presented with the Belgian league’s Golden Boot — the highest goal scorer award — in the presence of his proud parents.
The 23-year-old forward netted 21 goals and provided 5 assists over the course of the season, powering Genk to a third-place finish in the Belgian Pro League Championship Playoffs.
Arokodare’s clinical form in front of goal was instrumental in Genk’s push for European qualification, with his consistency and composure earning him not just club recognition but also plaudits across the Belgian topflight.
What made the night even more special was the presence of his parents in the stands, witnessing their son crowned the league’s top scorer — a career milestone that solidifies his growing reputation as one of Nigeria’s emerging stars in European football.
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Speaking after the match, Arokodare described the moment as a dream come true.
“Having my parents here to witness this moment means the world to me. This season has been tough and rewarding, and I’m thankful to God, my teammates, and everyone who supported me,” he said.
With the season now concluded, attention turns to the summer transfer window and international duties, with Arokodare expected to play a more prominent role in the Super Eagles setup following his standout campaign.