Overview
- A court in Wetter made the order final on October 30, imposing 60 day‑fines at €7,500 each for a total of €450,000.
- Reports say police found a brass knuckle and a Taser, items banned under Germany’s weapons law.
- Nagelsmann and DFB sporting director Rudi Völler spoke with the player, and the federation opted against immediate sanctions.
- Adeyemi remains available for selection for the qualifier, with the DFB planning to assess the case afterward.
- Borussia Dortmund informed the DFB about the matter over the weekend, and Adeyemi’s lawyer has linked the items to a TikTok ‘mystery box,’ a claim that has not been detailed.