The Catalan club 'Barcelona' has been facing a number of problems in its defense line lately. One of the main culprits is the team's Uruguayan central defender Ronald Arauxo. His serious mistakes in crucial matches are increasing the likelihood of the player leaving the club.
In the semi-final stage of the UEFA Champions League, in the return match against 'Inter', Arauxo made two serious and gross mistakes. As a result of these errors, the Italian club gained an advantage and advanced to the final. This defeat has led to sharp criticism within 'Barcelona', causing a decline in the management's and key players' trust in Arauxo.
Specifically, the leading players of 'Barcelona' have communicated with the team's head coach Hans-Dieter Flick, recommending not to field Arauxo in important and decisive matches. It is reported that this negative sentiment within the team has intensified, especially before the match against 'Real Madrid'.
According to El Gol Digital, 'Real Madrid' is ready to take advantage of this situation surrounding Arauxo. The "royal club," one of Spain's greatest clubs, is determined to strengthen its central defense line for the upcoming season. The 'Real' management highly values Arauxo's talent and has begun working on his transfer.
Experts emphasize that this transfer could be possible. However, it is clear that the negotiations for this transfer will not be easy. The competition between the two clubs is very fierce, so it is natural that 'Barcelona' will not easily let go of its player to its main rival 'Real'. However, if the offered amount satisfies the Catalans, this transfer could materialize.
This season, Ronald Arauxo has played in a total of 23 matches. Although he primarily plays as a central defender, he has scored twice and provided two assists to his teammates.
Despite his mistakes this season, Arauxo remains an interesting player for Europe's top clubs due to his high physical strength, ability to read the game well, and correct positional choices.
The Zamin.uz editorial team is closely monitoring news about Arauxo's future and the transfer negotiations between 'Barcelona' and 'Real'. How will it resonate if the Uruguayan player indeed appears in the ranks of his club's arch-rival?
