Arokodare Denies Wolves Training Ban Amid Transfer Speculation

Tolu Arokodare, a 25-year-old striker for Wolverhampton Wanderers, has publicly addressed recent reports claiming he was banned from training with the first team. Arokodare expressed surprise and disappointment at the inaccuracies in the media, emphasizing his commitment to the club and his intention to train professionally.
Reports indicated that Wolves had canceled a training session after Arokodare allegedly refused to leave the pitch when instructed. Additionally, it was claimed that the club increased security at their Compton Park training ground to prevent his return.
This situation arose following the appointment of new manager Cesar Peixoto, who succeeded Rob Edwards after Wolves' relegation from the Premier League. Arokodare, who scored six goals in 38 appearances last season, has attracted interest from Serie A clubs, including Genoa and Fiorentina, with the latter reportedly having an offer rejected.
The context of this dispute is heightened by FIFA's recent reforms prohibiting clubs from isolating players as a pressure tactic regarding transfers.
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