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It hurts me, and maybe I also understand at times the questioning and the criticism, whatever it is that happens, I understand because in the end it’s our job.”Before the summer, Araujo took a month-long mental health break during the season following immense stick and criticism from fans and pundits.But after the challenging period for both club and country, his move to Merseyside has given him a new lease of life. I’ll just keep working hard as I have been doing and I hope it will be a great season for us.”Featuring in every one of Liverpool’s opening seven matches, becoming a key player for Andoni Iraola has been vital in Araujo restoring confidence in himself.
“I know what I am worth,” he continued. “I know what I have and I know what I can do as a player and I am very convinced of that.
I simply enjoy playing football.“I now have the continuity I was looking for and I know what I am capable of as a player when I have that continuity and that confidence.“That’s what I’m doing. I’m enjoying playing, doing what I love most and that’s where the fruits of the labour are seen.
