Fabrizio Romano Drops Big Transfer Updates: Arokodare To Wolves, Hincapié To Arsenal, Antony’s Future In Limbo
Fabrizio Romano Drops Big Transfer Updates:
When Fabrizio Romano speaks, football fans listen. Known for his accuracy and signature “Here we go!” updates, the Italian transfer guru has once again shaken up the market with news involving three high-profile moves: Tolu Arokodare, Piero Hincapié, and Antony……CONTINUE READING
This latest update not only confirms two major transfers but also highlights the uncertainty surrounding another star, showing just how dramatic this summer window has become.
Wolves Finally Get Their Striker: Tolu Arokodare
Wolves have been searching for a reliable goal-scorer since the departure of Raúl Jiménez, and it looks like they’ve found their man in Nigeria’s Tolu Arokodare. Romano revealed that Wolves have agreed a €27 million deal with Belgian side Genk for the 23-year-old striker.
Arokodare’s move is a huge step for the Lagos-born forward, who has steadily climbed the European ladder from Latvia to France, and now Belgium. With his blend of physicality and aerial dominance, Wolves will hope he can solve their long-standing issues in front of goal. His medical is scheduled for Saturday, after which Wolves fans could hear the famous “Here we go!”.
Arsenal Land Defensive Reinforcement: Piero Hincapié
Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal have been crying out for depth in central defense, and the answer seems to be Bayer Leverkusen’s Piero Hincapié. Romano confirmed that Arsenal have reached an agreement worth €52 million plus a sell-on clause for the Ecuadorian international.
At just 22, Hincapié has already built a reputation as one of the Bundesliga’s most composed young defenders. His versatility — capable of playing both as a centre-back and a left-back — makes him a perfect fit for Arteta’s system. For Arsenal fans still haunted by last season’s late injury crisis, this signing could prove vital in their Premier League and Champions League push.
Antony’s Uncertain Future at Manchester United
While Arokodare and Hincapié’s transfers are close to completion, the case of Antony remains a chess game between Manchester United and Real Betis.
According to Romano, there’s no medical or travel scheduled yet, as both clubs are still ironing out the details. Betis want a permanent deal with a 50% sell-on clause, while United are negotiating salary contributions and exit conditions.
For United, this deal could be about cutting losses after Antony’s underwhelming stint since his big-money move from Ajax. For Betis, however, it’s a chance to gamble on a talented winger who, if he rediscovers his form, could become a star in La Liga.
Final Thoughts
Romano’s latest updates highlight the different stages of negotiations: Wolves and Arsenal are wrapping up key signings, while Antony’s saga drags on.
For Wolves, Arokodare represents hope for goals. For Arsenal, Hincapié provides stability and much-needed depth. For Manchester United, Antony’s future could symbolize a turning point in how they handle expensive flops.
One thing is clear — this transfer window is delivering drama, surprises, and big-money moves. And as always, Fabrizio Romano is at the centre of it all.
