Chelsea make Karim Adeyemi their 'main target', but Liverpool could have the advantage
Chelsea keep looking for big names in the transfer market and have not stopped keeping an eye on a few more wingers, particularly after Joao Félix and Pedro Neto had a slow start to their lives at Stamford Bridge.
According to the Italian media Tutto Juve (via 90min)The Blues have reportedly made Borussia Dortmund winger Karim Adeyemi their “top target” for 2025. Their reported priority for the 22-year-old is down to the opinion of Enzo Maresca, who likes fast wingers and dynamic, like the German striker. it certainly is.
However, Chelsea face tough competition, as the source says. Liverpool They are also showing great interest in signing Adeyemi after his good start to the season.
He first division The duo will also have to compete with Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain. Adeyemi is valued at just £29 million at Transfermarktalthough you can imagine that Dortmund's demands will be much greater.
Liverpool could beat Chelsea against Adeyemi
Liverpool's interest in Adeyemi is by no means on the periphery as they supposedly have been. preparing a bid worth £42 million for him in recent weeks. The Reds' need for a winger is arguably greater than Chelsea's and that is undoubtedly a factor that the Borussia Dortmund youngster will take into account when making decisions.
While the Londoners have great attackers, Liverpool are sweating Mohamed SalahThe future of Luis Díaz, while Luis Díaz has been strongly linked with a move to Spain. Federico Chiesa has also failed to prove his worth on Merseyside since joining last summer.
Adeyemi's pace and goal vision will make him a brilliant option for Arne Slot and the player could head to Merseyside given Liverpool have a team good enough to compete for the title. champions league and the First Division. Maresca could therefore be forced to consider other alternatives if he intends to sign another winger for Chelsea.
PSG are also in the running and could offer Dortmund and Adeyemi much better money than any of the English teams, but it remains to be seen whether they are willing to materialize their interest in him or are simply monitoring his progress.
