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[Saba Sports News] In the 15th round of the Bundesliga, Dortmund won 2-0 against Borussia Mönchengladbach. During the match, Karim Adeyemi expressed significant displeasure when he was substituted, prompting Dortmund’s director Sebastian Kehl to confirm that a fine would be imposed on him. According to German media reports, this fine will be deducted from Adeyemi’s salary next month.
The report indicates that the Dortmund hierarchy will hold a meeting to discuss the Adeyemi incident and determine the amount of the fine. Similar infractions in the past have resulted in fines of €50,000. It is confirmed that this fine will be directly deducted from Adeyemi’s salary next month, which exceeds €6 million per season.
In the long term, the management may even need to consider whether to sell Adeyemi early next summer. The German international has attracted interest from several European clubs, and he may decide his future next summer. Currently, Adeyemi’s contract expires in 2027, and next summer could be a good time for a transfer. Dortmund signed Adeyemi for €30 million in 2022, and their asking price is expected to be significantly higher than that initial figure now.