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I'm really confused as to who exactly the Napoli manager is looking to add as a replacement for Romelu Lukaku because they are looking to recruit more and more players, as you mentioned here, they have registered their interest in Manchester United's Hojlund. On the other hand, it has been noted that Napoli football club are now crowding in for a new striker transfer after Romelu Lukaku's injury at this stage they are forcing themselves to research the transfer market for Tolu Arokodare as they will now give this player top priority over the Manchester United player, it is perhaps largely correct that the profile of this Tolu Arokodare seems very interesting to us, according to the classification of Napoli Football Club.

There is still news on the internet that Napoli is still interested in Rasmus Hojlund. The club is targeting a loan deal for the Danish forward in the same way a fellow member of the "bomb squad", Sancho, got from Chelsea. Tolu Arokodare is also a good striker, but the choice now depends on Antonio Conte and the financial implications. Hojlund could come on loan but Genk will want a permanent deal for the Nigerian striker.

A loan deal will be okay because the probability of signing him on a permanent deal is unlikely but my concern is this deal has prolonged for too if Napoli is really interested in signing the player they should go ahead and concluded this deal because the season has already started so that the player can settle down properly

I think Napoli will prefer to loan a striker rather than sign one, as this wasn't a planned move and they need a striker due to Lukaku's injury. We'll see which player they choose and whether their finances allow for a good striker.

There are numerous reports that they are interested in signing Hojlund, and he could be a player who would fit in well with the team. I don't know what kind of striker Antonio Conte wants, but he needs a player who can fit in. In some transfers, team harmony is more important than money.