Barcelona will not be separated, the British giant club remains monitoring the situation of Ronald Araujo

Gilabola.com – The situation of Captain Barcelona, ​​Ronald Araujo, continues to be closely monitored by several giants of the Premier League giants.

At least three top English clubs targeting Araujo

Revealed SportThis central defender from Uruguay – which was reportedly reluctant to leave the Blaugrana, has found back his best performance this season. In England, his name is often touted as one of the most interesting defense options in Europe.

For this reason, it is not surprising that Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur have become three of a number of clubs that are reportedly monitoring the former Boston River star.

In fact, at Anfield, they are continuing to look for new defenders. With the situation of Ibrahima Konate who had not yet renewed his contract, Liverpool looked at Araujo fitting to be an alternative to strengthen their back line.

Barcelona Doesn’t Want to Get Rid of Araujo

Speculation in the UK even shows, Barca will likely consider releasing Araujo with a tag of around 50 million euros to 60 million euros.

However, the reality is not the case. The reality that occurs in the Catalan club is very different from what was reported in the mass media. Because, Barcelona did not consider selling Araujo.

After the departure of Inigo Martinez to Saudi Arabia and Eric Garcia who were still waiting for the extension of his contract, Barca could no longer weaken the heart of his defense.

Until now, Araujo is still an irreplaceable player in Hansi Flick and club management.

The extension of his contract in force until 2031 seemed to underline the trust given by the Blaugrana to him, and Araujo’s appearance recently seemed to further strengthen the decision.

Improved Hansi Flick

Under Flick’s care, Araujo managed to improve some tactical weaknesses that were sometimes exposed in previous seasons, until he developed into one of the most complete defenders in La Liga.

The Champions League opening match against Newcastle is a perfect example. In a match where Barcelona lacked the ball, Araujo stood firmly like an irrelected wall, won the duel and led the back line.

Araujo’s leadership outside the field was as important. As the first captain every time Marc-Andre Ter Stegen was absent, Araujo managed to lead in the dressing room with his commitment and authority.