Barcelona star Ronald Araujo to miss 2022 FIFA World Cup after thigh injury: Reports
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The Barcelona star Ronald Araujo has been injured during his international match with Uruguay, following a thigh injury the player had to walk out of the field. Reportedly the Uruguayan player would be off the field for almost 3 months of time, which will make him miss the FIFA World Cup 2022.
The young player’s wish to play for his team in the World Cup unfortunately would be shattered, the Uruguayan team is lacking a strong centre-back and has no better option at the team than Araujo himself. Playing at the biggest stage of the international level football is still a dream to many.
A speedy recovery is expected but after looking at the injury it’s difficult to say anything rigid at the moment. Ronald Araujo has been performing quite well at the back both with his club Barcelona and his national team. An important asset was lost right before the big event. The injury shall take its time but Uruguay doesn’t seem to have much.
Ronald Araujo’s arrival at Barcelona
Barcelona was struggling miserably in the year 2020, with a streak of poor performances both in their respective league and the Champions League as well. The struggle was hard as the club has almost completely lost its defending abilities against heavy teams, and getting scored quite often.
The struggling defense had Langlet in the back, whose consistent poor performance has troubled the team quite a bit. The aging defenders like Gerard Pique, have lost their music, and were just there, in these times Ronald Araujo arrived at the club and gave them hope in several stages. The overwhelming performances and results made him stay.
The lad joined the club in 2020, it has only been 2 years of him at the club, but defensively the club is quite dependent on the player already at such an early stage. The youngster’s talent and potential have been utilized by the team at full stretch and is looking to have a successful run of mighty performances with the Catalan club.
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