Barcelona FC president Joan Laporta will arrive at Barcelona on Tuesday morning to officially announce that Karim Adeyemi is the second player to sign with Barcelona this summer.

Previously, Laporta attended the final stages of the FIFA World Cup in the United States, particularly to support the eight Barcelona players on the Spain national team that ultimately won the championship. His return will accelerate the club's decision-making process as planned. Karim Adeyemi's official announcement will be completed on Tuesday. The German international arrived at Barcelona last Wednesday, underwent a medical on Thursday, and has since been awaiting the official announcement of the deal. After the announcement, Karim Adeyemi will begin training under coach Hansi Flick immediately, who was his coach during Germany's World Cup campaign. Flick did not hesitate to show his support when Barcelona's sports department discussed the possibility of this signing.

The agreement between Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund was reached last week, with the player having already traveled to Barcelona. Barcelona will pay a fixed transfer fee of 22 million euros plus 7 million euros in variables linked to titles and appearances, while Borussia Dortmund will retain a 20% sell-on clause for future sales. Karim Adeyemi will sign a five-year contract with Barcelona with a salary of approximately 6 million euros per year (before tax).

The return of Laporta and sports director Deco (who also attended the World Cup final in the United States) will not only accelerate Karim Adeyemi's announcement but also push forward Ter Stegen's departure. The German goalkeeper will join Ajax on loan, with Míchel waiting for him—Míchel heavily pushed for Ter Stegen's loan during his time as Corona's coach last season. Barcelona and Ajax have reached a complete agreement, and Ter Stegen will move on loan, with Barcelona covering most of his wages. Ter Stegen continues training under Flick while awaiting the final details of the deal, and this process will speed up when Barcelona's top executives return to the club.

Beyond these two deals, Barcelona is also pursuing other operations. Players like Casado and Baldé are on the list of potential departures and could play an important role in reinforcing the attack in the coming days. Álvarez remains Barcelona's top target, but Laporta has warned that he will not wait indefinitely—if Atlético Madrid does not soften its stance and refuses to negotiate, Barcelona will turn to other strikers that Deco has already identified.

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