Barcelona's season has been nothing short of thrilling. After the arrival of renowned coach Flick at Camp Nou, the team managed to lead the La Liga standings with almost no new signings. However, due to injuries and other issues, they were gradually overtaken by Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid. Two key players, Olmo and Victor, faced registration controversies, but President Laporta skillfully resolved the crisis through diplomatic means. Following this, Barcelona defeated Real Madrid to claim their first title of the season, with Flick securing a decisive victory over Ancelotti in two matches. Now, they have another piece of good news.
The team's solid defender Araujo has finally agreed to renew his contract. The Uruguayan defender's abilities are well-regarded, which is why he has been targeted by several top clubs. Barcelona is currently under significant financial pressure and experiencing internal turmoil, making it difficult to meet his salary demands. Rumors of his departure were rampant, but thanks to the efforts of the Barcelona management led by Deco, Araujo has reached an agreement with the club. His weekly salary has increased to 270,000 euros, and an official announcement is imminent.
Additionally, the once-promising young talent Fati has become a marginal figure under Flick, failing to make the squad list for four consecutive games, indicating that his departure from Camp Nou is only a matter of time. At this point, Como's head coach Fabregas from Serie A has shown interest in bringing the former "new Messi" to his team, which is another piece of good news for Barcelona. The "veteran" De Jong, known for his confrontations with the club, rumors of leaving, long-term injuries, high salary, and poor form, is no longer considered a key player by Flick. If a team offers 45 million euros, Barcelona will surely let him go. AC Milan, who offered only 35 million euros, had their bid rejected by Laporta. They are still waiting for Manchester United, the Premier League giant known for overspending in recent years, to take over. Will their wish come true?
