World Sports: Araujo stays firmly at Barcelona and dreams of winning the Champions League, and will not leave the team in the winter window

World Sports reported that Uruguayan central defender Araujo firmly renewed his contract with Barcelona and dreamed of winning the Champions League.

After seriously considering the possibility of leaving Barcelona, ​​the 26-year-old Araujo made a firm decision to renew his contract with the club until 2031. The contract included a termination clause worth 65 million euros, but the Uruguayan centre-back did not exercise the clause. He is unwavering in his confidence in staying at Barcelona, ​​both because of the club’s trust in him and the team’s plan led by Frick.

It is reported that there will be no unexpected situations in the winter transfer market. Araujo's intentions are very clear. He not only hopes to continue wearing Barcelona jerseys before the end of this season, but also hopes to fulfill his contract. In fact, if the situation remains the same, the defender will be more than happy to end his career at Barcelona, ​​and it is the club that gives him a chance to gain a foothold in the top league.

Araujo knew that this season meant starting from scratch for him, as he had a difficult injury period. But he accepted it all with the same enthusiasm and dedication, just like the first day. His commitment to Barcelona has never wavered, he has been fully integrated into the city, has been supported by fans and is proud to be part of an ambitious team. Araujo is happy with the competition among teams that can restore their winning mentality under Frick.

As a Barcelona player, Araujo dreams of winning the Champions League. The Uruguayan centre-back’s biggest goal is to raise the “Big Ear Cup”. The experience of being eliminated in recent times is particularly painful, especially in Milan's match against Inter last season, which is only one step away from the final. They want to get rid of this pain and become a major player in this Barcelona team.

Araujo's biggest wish is to leave his mark in Barcelona. Whether in terms of his game style or personality, he feels similar to legendary captain Puyol, who has served as captain during his coaching periods such as Rijkaard, Guardiola and Biranova. In addition, he also felt to some extent that he was from a youth training class. Although he started his career in Uruguay, the place where he really grew up was the Barcelona B team coached by Garcia Pimenta.