Karim Adeyemi
March 2026
Adeyemi has not signed a Dortmund extension, with reports saying he is waiting to see if Premier League interest materialises while his form and role dip. Dortmund have an extension ready, but he is hesitating after limited output since late November and reduced minutes under Kovac, with England seen as his preferred next step.
Karim Adeyemi
December 2025
Manchester United have been urged to sign Borussia Dortmund winger Karim Adeyemi in January to cover their right flank when Bryan Mbeumo and Amad Diallo leave for Africa Cup of Nations duty. Dietmar Hamann claims Adeyemi’s dynamic profile is a strong fit for both the Premier League and Ruben Amorim’s game model. Hamann says Adeyemi is Dortmund’s most consistent attacking outlet and would add much needed pace and direct running to United’s front line, easing the impact of AFCON absences. He also accepts that convincing Dortmund to sell a key player in mid season will be difficult, given his importance there.
Karim Adeyemi
November 2025
Adeyemi is reported to favour a move to Arsenal over Manchester United, with the Dortmund forward telling intermediaries that Mikel Arteta’s project is his first choice as the Bundesliga club set a £75m valuation that already exceeds United’s planned outlay. United’s early talks with Jorge Mendes faded once Adeyemi made his preference clear, while off the pitch he publicly apologised for receiving a knuckleduster and taser in an online “mystery box,” accepting a heavy fine and calling the episode a reckless mistake he vows not to repeat.
Karim Adeyemi (Borussia Dortmund)
October 2025
Dortmund are accelerating renewal talks with Jorge Mendes to extend Karim Adeyemi beyond 2027, potentially to 2030–31, with a salary bump and a rare release clause. The club has historically shunned clauses but previously granted exceptions (Erling Haaland, Serhou Guirassy). Speed of negotiations signals intent to protect asset value and squad continuity. Dortmund will balance wage structure and resale protection by setting a high, time-phased clause and performance triggers. Mendes wants flexibility for elite moves; Dortmund want cost certainty and buyout control. Agreement likely hinges on add-ons (goals, minutes, Champions League progress) and image-rights harmony to avoid precedent risks with other young attackers.
