Ronald Araújo will carry on his career at Liverpool after the two clubs closed the transfer and settled every last detail between them. The Uruguay centre-back joins on a one-year loan, with the Merseyside club covering the bulk of his wages, and the agreement also hands them the option to sign him permanently at the end of the 2026/27 season. It is done. Since Ibrahima Konaté walked away, Araújo had sat at the top of Anfield's shortlist and never slipped off it, and the defender is now expected to complete his medical and put pen to paper within days. His time in Catalonia is over. Next comes the Premier League, and a defender who has never shied away from a fight.
LIVERPOOL AND BARCELONA AGREE DEAL FOR RONALD ARAÚJO
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