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Araujo arrives on Merseyside for Liverpool medical

Ronald Araujo has arrived in Liverpool to undergo a medical ahead of completing a season-long loan move from Barcelona, with the deal including a €55m option to buy.

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·9 Aug·2 min read
“Good luck” – Player pictured leaving club ahead of transfer to Liverpool
“Good luck” – Player pictured leaving club ahead of transfer to LiverpoolPhotograph: Wikimedia Commons

Araujo has arrived on to Merseyside on Sunday to undergo a medical to become a Liverpool player.

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has confirmed that Ronald Araujo will complete a move to Liverpool. The clause is not mandatory, meaning Liverpool will decide whether to make the move permanent.

Romano also reported that Liverpool will cover Araujo’s full salary during the loan, while Barcelona have given the green light to the agreement.

Liverpool were able to finalise a rapid deal for Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo thanks to a conversation with Hansi Flick. The defender asked for complete transparency from the German coach about his situation. Flick insisted that playing time is distributed based strictly on merit. He made it clear that, despite him being impressed by the player’s work in pre-season, he would not be first choice. His stance changed Araujo’s thinking. He and his entourage quickly began to ‘actively seek an exit’.

Andoni Iraola spoke directly with the player to win him over, explaining the project and the role he would play alongside Virgil van Dijk. “Liverpool has the 3rd-best squad in the world and dreams of signing Araujo.

For Liverpool, Araujo is expected to provide defensive cover following Ibrahima Konate’s free transfer to Real Madrid and injury concerns surrounding Jeremy Jacquet. Gomez’s injury has left Liverpool with only one fully-fit senior centre-back in their squad (Virgil van Dijk), while Jeremy Jacquet and Giovanni Leoni are still recovering from their injury concerns.

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