Karim Adeyemi

[Yannik]

Salzburg seem like the new Ajax. Pretty ridiculous the amount of talent that came through there in recent years. Adeyemi looks just like the next kid destined for a big career.

 

[behindbrowneyes]

And this guy killed Sevilla by himself

(Should have killed but they missed penalties)

I really like him but we should not make the mistake and think he'd look as good at Barca as he does in Salzburg.

Red Bull Salzburg is a club that has a clear idea of how they want to play AND they do everything for it. They even train, educate and "build" their own coaches for their football. Their scouting network is ridiculously good and they even managed to stand on their own feet as Red Bull isn't allowed to inject as much because they turned their focus on Leipzig and you can't have two clubs in Europe.
Current Barca could learn a lot from them and of what Rangnick has implemented there.

 

[FCBarca]

He is a star, we saw first hand in pre-season how he looks against our players and he was a constant danger. Moreover he can play anywhere in that attacking front 3

 

[behindbrowneyes]

If he is smart, he is going the Haaland-way and chooses Dortmund or even Leipzig as the next step in his career. He is German too, so Bundesliga seems like the next natural step for him to develop further. Dortmund is well-known for developing young players and is one of the best intermediaries between smaller clubs and big top-clubs. Moving right away to a big top-club is always a risk and can hurt your development. Making one step after the other is the safer way and after two years you can move to that club as a star rather than a talent two years earlier.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

If he is smart, he is going the Haaland-way and chooses Dortmund or even Leipzig as the next step in his career. He is German too, so Bundesliga seems like the next natural step for him to develop further. Dortmund is well-known for developing young players and is one of the best intermediaries between smaller clubs and big top-clubs. Moving right away to a big top-club is always a risk and can hurt your development. Making one step after the other is the safer way and after two years you can move to that club as a star rather than a talent two years earlier.

He could be starter for Barca right now.

 

[wisconsincule]

We are Dortmund level right now (maybe even below them)

I doubt we even have money for him right now.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

We are Dortmund level right now (maybe even below them)

I doubt we even have money for him right now.

I think reports were saying we'd have sixty million in January window.

If we buy Olmo for that.. ****

 

[Messi983]

We are Dortmund level right now (maybe even below them)

I doubt we even have money for him right now.

We won't have money for him because we'll spend it for Olmo.

 

[Andresito]

I've missed this hype train. What's going on?
He's apparently the second coming of Mbappe going by these comments.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

I've missed this hype train. What's going on?
He's apparently the second coming of Mbappe going by these comments.

for 35 mil worth a punt

Brings everything we miss right now

 

[te amo barca]

He told the press he wants to return to Bayern. FFS

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

He told the press he wants to return to Bayern. FFS

Typical.

 

[Joan]

What's up with Bayern's pulling power? Do they have a team of hypnotists or something?

 

[behindbrowneyes]

What's up with Bayern's pulling power? Do they have a team of hypnotists or something?

He was born in Munich so it is very likely he has been a fan since childhood.

Munich is a nice city for young people. Bayern is clearly THE club in Germany with national and international success. Somehow they created the imagination that playing for Bayern is the biggest achievement for a footballer. They have money and a modern stadium. You get a new Audi you choose freely every season (although it looks like they can't order RS7 anymore but electric cars). Autobahn without speed limits and Germans love their cars. Speaking your mother tongue...

 

[Porque]

Not to mention the Bavarian pudding.

Case closed.