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Barcelona and Juventus seal an agreement for the transfer of the club’s captain; doctor expected next week

A significant fact is that Barcelona and Juventus have reached an agreement for the transfer of the club’s captain, Ronald Araujo.

According to La Repubblica, broadcast by Bianconera News, Juventus have also closed a deal with Araujo himself.

Such is the news that the Uruguayan defender will travel to Turin next week to undergo medical tests and finalize his contract with his new club.

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CSD governing key

This move comes after weeks of speculation linking Araujo to Juventus. The Italian club was waiting for a response from Barcelona, ​​​​which has now given the green light to the transfer.

The catalyst for this decision was the recent ruling by Spain’s Higher Sports Council (CSD), which granted Barcelona a stay of execution against a La Liga ruling.

Barcelona has reached an agreement on the transfer of Ronald Araujo. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)

This decision led to the exclusion of Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor from the squad. With the ruling now on hold, these two players can continue playing while the final decision is pending, clearing the way for Araujo’s transfer.

Araujo ready to move to Juventus

Araujo, who had already expressed his willingness to move, will head to Turin to complete the necessary medical checks and officially join Juventus.

His arrival is considered a big boost for Juventus, especially to strengthen their defense. This move comes at a crucial time for the Italian team, who have been struggling defensively following the injury of Gleison Bremer.

Araujo brings several key attributes, including strong one-on-one defense, aerial ability and excellent pace. These qualities make him a perfect candidate for coach Thiago Motta’s defensive system.

Juventus hope that Araujo can provide the stability and leadership needed to improve their defensive performance as they advance in domestic and European competitions.

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