Coach Luis Enrique has approved Paris Saint-Germain's signing of the young German forward Karim Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund, a move seen as a key part of the team's attacking renewal for the upcoming season, according to the website "Fichajes."

The 23-year-old Adeyemi is known for his speed and ability to make a difference in open spaces. His transfer to Paris is considered a strategic move to strengthen the club's project in the medium and long term, aligning with the plans of the sports management and coaching staff to renew the team without losing immediate competitiveness.

Adeyemi's personal plan is also influenced by his desire to move to a major European city that offers a better standard of living and media environment, making Paris an attractive option for him, alongside the sporting appeal of the French club. The player believes that a change of environment could help him fully utilize his potential and make a significant leap in his career.

The coaching staff emphasizes that Adeyemi has the ability to play vertically and threaten spaces. His tactical flexibility also makes him suitable for playing in several attacking positions, which aligns with Luis Enrique's plan to strengthen the team without short-term gambles. The coach values the player's defensive commitment, speed, and ability to adapt to advanced systems, making him a good fit for Paris's long-term project.

The main obstacle to completing the deal is Borussia Dortmund's desire to maintain the value of their player. The German club has set Adeyemi's price at 75 million euros. Paris Saint-Germain hopes that the club's financial capability and the player's willingness will help facilitate the transfer to finalize the deal, with official talks expected to begin after the season ends.

The Adeyemi deal is considered one of the most prominent potential moves in the upcoming summer transfer market and will be an important step in renewing Paris Saint-Germain's project and strengthening the future of the young German player.