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Liverpool now looking at signing ‘extraordinary’ Barcelona defender, Vinicius Jr says he’s amazing
Liverpool are keeping an eye on Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo’s situation ahead of what could be a busy January window.
Araujo is being heavily linked with a move to Bayern Munich but nothing is set in stone yet and a number of꧑ Premier League sides are also monitoring him.
According to , Araujo is being looked at by Liverpool, Arsenal, Newcastle and Chelsea.༺ The defender is widely seen as one of the top ✤defensive prospects in La Liga but is facing an uncertain future.
reports that while Barcelona are unlikely to sanction any deal for Araujo in January, Premier League side🐬s such as Liverpool will be keeping a check on things.
Liverpool looking at Ronald Araujo
Liverpool could do with signing a new defender after a bad injury to Joel Matip and the addition ꧅of a player like Araujo would certainly help the Reds.
Laudedᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ by Barca boss Xavi as an ‘‘ defen✨der, Araujo has also won the plaudits of Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr.
The Brazilian has spoke fondly of 🉐Araujo, admitting he’s the tou🐈ghest defender he’s faced.
“The best defender I have ever faced is Araujo. He’s very strong 𓂃and very good. That’s why he plays for Barca,” he .
Liverpool won at the weekend to keep up their title challenge as Mo Salah and Harvey Elliott rescued the🍎 win for them at Selhurst Park🐈.
Jurgen Klopp admitted last week that the club will look if they can do anythin🐭g in January but stopped short of saying that there will be incomings. Indeed, Klopp seemed annoyed at🐼 some of the questioning when it came to new signings.
Araujo, meanwhile, has been 🎃starring for Barcelona and has even captained them in their last two game💟s.
Quite whether Barca would consider selling him to an English club, remains to be seen. However, if a big bid is needed, theಌn English ꦜsides are probably best placed to do a deal.