Araujo determined to join Juventus despite Martinez's injury
'Relevo' reports that Ronald Araujo remains convinced that he wants to leave Barcelona during the current winter transfer window to join Juventus. The injury of his teammate Inigo Martinez, out for a month with a ruptured femoral biceps, has not changed his point of view.
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The injury to Inigo Martinez, whose official medical has already been published, has not changed Ronald Araujo's decision: he wants to sign for Juventus in the current winter transfer window. During the Spanish Super Cup, held in Saudi Arabia, it came to light that the defender himself had been telling his teammates and coaching staff. At the celebration of the final victory over Real Madrid, in fact, a camera caught Robert Lewandowski asking him to stay.
'Relevo' reports, in any case, that the Uruguayan remains convinced that the best thing for him is to move to Turin. His teammate will be out for about a month and, once his recovery period is over, he will need some time to get back to his competitive rhythm, but the former Boston River man is not even thinking of staying to regain his place. Four weeks seemed like enough time for him to at least make a bid.
Negotiations with the 'Bianconeri' are complicated, of course. They are expecting an offer of around 50 million euros, which the 'Cules' could reject even though they have already declined an offer of 35 million euros. The ideal for them would be to receive 70 million euros. Their defender has a contract until June 30th, 2026 and they have just returned to the 1:1 rule in the transfer windows, so they have the upper hand in talks.
Faced with this potential blockade, perhaps Ronald Araujo will opt to put pressure from within to ask Joan Laporta's board to negotiate his sale. The position of Hansi Flick, his coach, has already been made clear in a press conference. He counts on him as an important part of his project and would like him not to leave.
'Relevo' reports, in any case, that the Uruguayan remains convinced that the best thing for him is to move to Turin. His teammate will be out for about a month and, once his recovery period is over, he will need some time to get back to his competitive rhythm, but the former Boston River man is not even thinking of staying to regain his place. Four weeks seemed like enough time for him to at least make a bid.
Negotiations with the 'Bianconeri' are complicated, of course. They are expecting an offer of around 50 million euros, which the 'Cules' could reject even though they have already declined an offer of 35 million euros. The ideal for them would be to receive 70 million euros. Their defender has a contract until June 30th, 2026 and they have just returned to the 1:1 rule in the transfer windows, so they have the upper hand in talks.
Faced with this potential blockade, perhaps Ronald Araujo will opt to put pressure from within to ask Joan Laporta's board to negotiate his sale. The position of Hansi Flick, his coach, has already been made clear in a press conference. He counts on him as an important part of his project and would like him not to leave.
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