He Is A Beast –Janse Hails Arokodare
Ajax defender Dies Janse has described Super Eagles forward Tolu Arokodare as a “beast” who is helping him improve his game since arriving at the Dutch club.
The Nigerian striker completed a move to Ajax during the summer transfer window on a season-long loan from English club Wolves. Arokodare made the switch hoping to revive his career after a difficult spell in England and rediscover the form that established him as one of the most exciting forwards in Belgium.
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Now, Ajax youngster Dies Janse has highlighted what the Super Eagles star brings to the squad, explaining how training directly against him is fast-tracking his own development.
Janse, in a chat with fcupdate, noted that the elite environment at Ajax gives rising talents invaluable opportunities to learn from experienced, high-caliber players.
“The training level at Ajax is very high. Guests have joined where I can learn a lot from. So I’m in a good place to develop myself further,” Janse said.
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“Actually, there is something to be gained in every area: physically, turning and turning and getting stronger. Well, if I can stand against Tolu, that’s only good. That’s really a beast.”
He concluded: “And that’s why it’s nice that those kinds of guests are added. You learn from that every day.”
Austin Akhilomen is a passionate sports content writer with a strong interest in football. He is a fan of the Super Eagles of Nigeria and Chelsea, and he enjoys following the teams, players, and competitions that make the sport exciting. Austin writes sports news, match reports, and football content to keep readers informed about the latest developments in the sporting world. His passion for sports also drives his aim to promote the game and connect football fans across the globe. Through his work with Complete Sports, Austin shares engaging sports content with readers and brings his love for football into every story he writes.
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