Nigerian striker Arokodare still generating income for Valmiera club years after leaving Latvia
Nigeria international Toluvalasi Arokodare made his sixth club move in six years in the summer of 2026. Although he has not played in Latvia since 2020, the forward continues to bring money to FC Valmiera, which hopes to receive a substantial payout next summer.
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Nigeria international Toluvalasi Arokodare joined his sixth club in six years during the summer of 2026. The striker’s European journey began in Valmiera, and that Latvian chapter is still producing money for the club.
Arokodare last played in Latvia in 2020. After leaving, he moved through several teams, and in 2026 he agreed to join yet another club — his sixth in a six-year span. Even though he has not appeared on a Latvian pitch for years, the forward continues to generate income for Valmiera.
The club currently expects that next summer could bring a substantial financial reward. If everything goes according to hope, Valmiera will receive a significant payment. That money is linked to Arokodare’s ongoing career, which started in Valmiera and continues with clubs abroad. The player is also a member of Nigeria’s national football team.
Arokodare has been away from Latvian football since 2020, yet his name remains connected to Valmiera in financial terms. Although the exact details are not disclosed, it is clear that the striker still matters to his former club’s finances. Valmiera supporters will now wait to see whether the expected payout arrives next summer.


