The German forward arrived in the Catalan capital on Wednesday afternoon, shortly after 4:30 p.m., to finalize the last procedures ahead of his transfer to Barcelona. He was accompanied by his wife, Loredana, the well-known Albanian artist.

According to reports from Spain, Adeyemi will undergo his medical checkup on Thursday and, if everything goes according to plan, will sign the contract with the Catalan club immediately after the examinations.

After several days of intensive negotiations between Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund, the parties have finalized the forward’s transfer.

The Catalan club will pay 22 million euros as a fixed sum, while the deal also includes 7 million euros in bonuses, bringing the total value of the operation to 29 million euros.

In fact, the agreement had been reached in principle last week, while over the past few days the financial details and necessary documentation for the transfer have been completed.

For this reason, Adeyemi did not join Borussia Dortmund’s pre-season preparations, having been given permission by the German club until his move to Camp Nou was completed.

After signing the contract and being officially announced by Barcelona, the forward is expected to immediately join the team’s training sessions. According to the current plan, he could take part in his first training session with the team on Friday. However, the official presentation before the media and fans will be postponed until next week.

The reason is the absence of president Joan Laporta, who is in the United States for the 2026 World Cup matches. The official presentation ceremony for Adeyemi is expected to be organized as soon as Laporta returns to Barcelona.

With his arrival, Adeyemi is expected to become Barcelona’s second reinforcement for the new season, as Hansi Flick continues building the squad for the upcoming edition.

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Her arrest took place in January 2023, on charges of taking 120,000 euros, 30,000 US dollars, and valuables from the home of Alda Klosi, a former senior state official. Dobi had worked as a cleaner in her apartment for nearly five years.

As part of the investigation, police searched Rozeta Dobi’s home. Inside the vacuum cleaner tube, they discovered 404,000 euros, 8,500 US dollars, and a quantity of gold jewelry hidden, which were seized.

Authorities also seized 58,150 euros, 7,000 dollars, 368,000 new lek, and three vehicles. Two of the cars were suspected to have been purchased with money obtained from the theft.

The case attracted widespread public attention, both for the large monetary sums discovered and for the subsequent investigations regarding their origin.

After serving part of her sentence, Rozeta Dobi left her cell in Pojska prison today and regained her freedom thanks to the penal amnesty.

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The convict said the court had handed him a five-year prison sentence on charges of producing and selling narcotics, although he had served two years and seven months of that term. Gjezari insisted that he was never caught in the act with illegal substances and that the accusations were entirely unfounded.

He expressed his determination that, now that he is free, he will restart all legal procedures from scratch. According to him, this is only the beginning of a fight to prove his innocence.

Gjezari also stressed that for more than two years, he was denied any communication with his family. He recounted that he has a three-year-old child, whom he had left at around one year of age, and since then he has not been able to see him again because his visitation rights were unjustly blocked.

Furthermore, Gjezari claimed that both he and his family members have been the target of constant threats, including direct threats to his life. He said he feels highly endangered.

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However, the announcement clarifies that neutral passage through the Strait of Hormuz for ships traveling to destinations unrelated to Iran will not be hindered. Additionally, vessels transporting humanitarian aid will be allowed to pass after undergoing necessary inspections.

Foreign media report that the decision comes at a time of heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran, particularly regarding maritime security and the control of one of the world’s most important energy transport routes.

A detailed statement from US Central Command (CENTCOM)

At the direction of the Commander-in-Chief, US Central Command (CENTCOM) forces will resume the blockade of maritime traffic entering and departing Iranian ports on July 14 at 4 PM Eastern Time. CENTCOM forces will enforce the blockade on vessels transiting to or from Iranian ports and coastal areas. The US military continues to facilitate the flow of traffic in regional waters for all vessels not violating the blockade.

The resumption of the US blockade against Iran follows its initial enforcement from April 13 to June 18. During this two-month period, CENTCOM forces diverted more than 140 compliant vessels, detained nine non-compliant vessels, and allowed over 50 merchant ships carrying humanitarian aid to pass through the blockade. All mariners are advised to monitor “Notice to Mariners” broadcasts and to communicate with US naval forces via channel 16 (bridge-to-bridge) when operating in the Gulf of Oman and near the Strait of Hormuz.

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