BVB parting ways with Adeyemi? Loredana opens up about offers | OneFootball

After tough negotiations over a new contract, concerns are growing at BVB about Karim Adeyemi leaving on a free transfer. Adding further intrigue is his wife Loredana, who has publicly spoken about possible transfer options.

At Borussia Dortmund, Karim Adeyemi’s future is increasingly becoming a sensitive issue. As BILD reports, there is growing concern internally about a possible “nightmare scenario”: the attacker could see out his contract, which runs until 2027, and then leave the club on a free transfer.

To prevent exactly that, extending his contract has apparently become the top priority for the BVB bosses. However, the negotiations have already been dragging on for months. Adeyemi and his agent Jorge Mendes are said to be pushing in particular for a release clause — a point on which the club now appears willing to compromise. Dortmund could also be prepared to meet the Germany international halfway financially.

A sale in the upcoming transfer window, on the other hand, seems far less attractive. According to BILD, the club does not expect to receive a transfer fee that would meet its expectations. That is why the focus is clearly on an extension. Meanwhile, Adeyemi’s wife Loredana is also drawing added attention. In a Twitch stream, she spoke surprisingly openly about her husband’s situation and possible transfer options: “He had many opportunities to move. But Karim is simply a loyal person.”

Karim Adeyemi dreams of winning the title with BVB

She also spoke candidly about the city itself: “Dortmund isn’t the most beautiful city, there’s no need to lie to anyone about that now.” At the same time, she made it clear that other factors matter more to her.

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Things are not going perfectly for Adeyemi on the pitch at the moment either. Under coach Niko Kovac, the 24-year-old is no longer an undisputed regular starter, and his performances have been inconsistent. Nevertheless, his long-term goal remains clearly defined. “His dream is to win the league with Dortmund. He really wants that,” said Loredana.

So a stay beyond 2026 — possibly even without a contract extension — cannot be ruled out. Adeyemi himself is keeping his cards close to his chest: “Everything can change. But I’ll also say this: I feel comfortable where I am right now.” That leaves Borussia Dortmund in a delicate position. Caught between sporting development, drawn-out negotiations, and public comments from the player’s inner circle, the club faces decisive months ahead.

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