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Could Karim Adeyemi<\/a> be off to Barcelona<\/a> this summer? According to a report by Spanish journalist Gerard Romero on Wednesday, Barcelona have submitted an official bid to Borussia Dortmund<\/a> to sign Adeyemi. It’s now been reported by Fabrizio Romano that Barca and Dortmund have agreed a \u20ac22m fee for the attacker with a further \u20ac7m in potential add-ons. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n There is no doubt that Borussia Dortmund would be interested in selling the 24-year-old winger this summer. Indeed, it has been a relatively quiet summer for Dortmund in terms of transfers. The Bundesliga club has signed Joane Gadou from Red Bull Salzburg and Kau\u00e3 Prates from Cruzeiro. On top of that, Justin Lerma will complete his \u20ac4m transfer from Independiente del Valle. More activity is expected once players have been offloaded. But the \u20ac20m offered by Bar\u00e7a fall short of Dortmund’s valuation of the player. Dortmund want at least the \u20ac33m they paid Salzburg when they signed Adeyemi plus a cut of any future transfer. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n With a market value of \u20ac40m, Adeyemi, in fact, is one of the most valuable assets that could be cashed in this summer. Furthermore, Dortmund would be more than willing to trade in that chip on the transfer market. Under head coach Niko Kovac, Adeyemi has seen his role diminish at Dortmund, as he was only sporadically used in the second half of the season and missed out on the World Cup as a result.<\/p>\n Headed to Barcelona – Can Hansi Flick fix Karim Adeyemi?<\/p>\n As a result, Adeyemi has been looking for a new club. Napoli have been rumoured as a potential destination. Now in Barcelona, a suitable candidate might have arrived. Bar\u00e7a boss Hansi Flick wanted to bring Adeyemi to Bayern Munich back in 2022. Bayern lost out to Borussia Dortmund, however. Now the two could be united after all. Capable of playing on both wings and as a center-forward, Adeyemi could provide much-needed depth in the attack. With Robert Lewandowski <\/a>leaving the club this summer and question marks surrounding Raphinha<\/a>, Adeyemi could be a smart addition.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Player Comparison<\/p>\n \n Borussia Dortmund <\/p>\n \n Without Club <\/p>\n \u20ac40.00m<\/p>\n Market Value<\/p>\n \u20ac7.00m<\/p>\n Right Winger<\/p>\n Position<\/p>\n Centre-Forward<\/p>\n 30\/06\/2027<\/p>\n Contract until<\/p>\n –<\/p>\n \n Full Player Comparison\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n There are some risks for Barcelona. Adeyemi has struggled with injuries and has been incredibly inconsistent when fit during his time at Dortmund. When on his game, Adeyemi can overrun defensive lines with his blistering pace. Perhaps with the right coach, the striker can finally realize his full potential. Indeed, Adeyemi could work well in Flick\u2019s system. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n \n Note:<\/strong>
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