Unhappy with his treatment following FC Barcelona’s elimination from the Champions League, Ronald Araujo has grievances against his club. Another step towards divorce at the end of the season.
The consequences of a Champions League exit can sometimes be particularly severe. Ronald Araujo is learning this the hard way. Designated as the main culprit in the disappointment against PSG (1-4) for leaving his teammates with ten men after just half an hour, and even publicly vilified by Ikay Gündogan, the Uruguayan is experiencing a significant downgrade in the eyes of FC Barcelona and its management.
The latter is completely changing its stance on him. Until now, he was untouchable and a true cornerstone. This winter, Barcelona even rebuffed advances from Bayern Munich, whose offer was valued at €80 million. An offer logically rejected given that the 25-year-old is an important member of the team and the leader of the defense. Opinions have completely changed in less than a week. Araujo will be sold if a good offer comes along.
Araujo also has grievances against Barça.
Not only did the performance of the Uruguayan international play a role, but Barça also sees his sale as a way to bolster their finances. The money from this transfer could help in other areas, such as the pursuit of Bernardo Silva. Araujo, on the other hand, is coming to terms with the situation, according to the Catalan press. According to Sport, the divorce is a done deal in his mind. His circle is conveying the message, indicating that the last contract extension proposal was not satisfactory at all.
Despite arriving young, Ronald Araujo has allegedly always been poorly regarded by Barcelona’s management, despite his progress and increasing importance in the team. He is said to not receive a salary commensurate with his significance, despite having willingly lowered his earnings for the institution’s needs. These are the grievances expressed by the camp of a player under contract until 2026. This situation should benefit others. Suitors are aware of the state of this affair.
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