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Manchester United Eyeing Barcelona Defender Ronald Araujo as Raphael Varane Replacement


Manchester United Eyeing Barcelona Defender Ronald Araujo as Raphael Varane Replacement

Red Devils on the Hunt

Manchester United are actively looking for a replacement for Raphael Varane, who has fallen out of favor at Old Trafford and is set to be sold at the end of the season.

Ambitious Transfer Swoop

The club has set its sights on Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo as a potential replacement for Varane.

Varane's Struggles

Despite being one of the highest earners at Manchester United, Varane has been frozen out by manager Erik ten Hag, playing just 18 minutes in the team's last eight league games.

Interest in Araujo

Despite Araujo turning down a move to Old Trafford in 2022 and signing a new contract with Barcelona, Manchester United remains interested in the defender, according to Spanish outlet Sport.



courtesy of thesun.co.uk

Araujo's Impact

Araujo, who was signed by Barcelona for a modest fee of £1.4 million in 2018, has since become the club's third captain and has played a key role in winning the La Liga title and Copa del Rey.

High Price Tag

Manchester United would have to pay a staggering £856 million buyout clause to sign Araujo, as his new contract runs until 2026.

Araujo's Commitment

The Uruguayan defender has expressed his desire to stay at Barcelona and become one of the greatest defenders in history.

Varane's Disappointing Spell

Varane's move from Real Madrid to Manchester United in 2021 was expected to be a success, but he has struggled to make an impact and form a solid partnership with Lisandro Martinez.



courtesy of thesun.co.uk

Ten Hag's Denial

Despite Varane's limited playing time, manager Erik ten Hag has denied any falling out with the Frenchman.


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