During this summer transfer window, Borussia Dortmund could let go of one of its wingers, Karim Adeyemi, and apparently, Paris Saint-Germain is very interested in him.
The rumors get closer as we get deeper into the upcoming transfer window, and now a rumor from England indicates that PSG is following the German very closely.
Adeyemi, 24, is known for his attacking speed, which makes him attractive to the Parisian club.
Apparently, Bradley Barcola could leave PSG after being limited to playing time. Clubs like Arsenal, FC Barcelona, and Liverpool have already set their sights on the young Frenchman, so the club could begin to look for a replacement if necessary.
But PSG is not the only team that maintains an interest in Adeyemi. According to information from TEAMtalk (h/t Paris Saint-Germain News), Manchester United, Chelsea, and Liverpool are also going after the player.
Although Borussia Dortmund has its player as a priority, Chelsea has maintained contact with the German's representative during the year, arguing that he would be a great addition under the new command of Xabi Alonso.
It would be a lie to say it is not a complicated situation for the Parisian team, because with so many Premier League clubs bidding for the player, it could hinder the mission.
For its part, the same outlet indicates that Dortmund could demand between $65 million and $76 million for its player.
In the 2025/26 season, Karim Adeyemi has played 44 matches for the Bundesliga team, scored 10 goals, and contributed 8 assists.
Adeyemi is not the only Bundesliga interest for PSG this summer, as it was recently announced that the club is interested in Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jobe Bellingham.
The Parisian club also faces competition for this signing, as Manchester United and Real Madrid are going all out, according to the report.
Additionally, due to his brother Jude Bellingham's relationship with Real Madrid, his decision could be influenced.
However, his arrival is also unlikely due to Manchester United's strong interest, so it remains to be seen how these players' cases unfold in the summer bidding.
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