Ronald Araujo answers whether he’s going to permanently join Liverpool before Arsenal showdown
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There had been some scepticism amongst Liverpool supporters after seeing the Uruguayan join for the season, but Araujo has been brilliant at right-back, playing with a commitment which has seen him quickly emerge as a fan favourite.Supporters would love to see the 27-year-old join permanently from Barcelona, and as Liverpool ponder paying the £47m which would see him leave the Catalans for good, Araujo has been speaking about his future before the Reds’ massive clash against Arsenal on Sunday.Liverpool have a LOT of attacking options and someone has to miss out 👀 What front three would you select? Araujo waiting to see if he’ll join Liverpool After he delivered another two top performances for the Reds this week, there have been reports that Liverpool will consider signing Araujo if his good form can continue throughout the season.
Right now you just have to enjoy it.” Araujo has been hugely complimentary about Liverpool fans during his stay so far, and when asked about how he has settled in at the club, the Uruguay international once again praised the welcome he has received. “It all happened very quickly but I’m very happy, very grateful to the people, from the moment I arrived here at the club, they’ve made me feel like one of them, also my teammates, the coaching staff, I’m very grateful, very happy and I enjoy playing football.” READ MORE: Liverpool fans given early clues over whether Dominik Szoboszlai will be back to face Arsenal Araujo is aiming to win titles with Liverpool Whether he sticks around for longer or not, Araujo will certainly be at Liverpool for the remainder of this season at the very least, and it is clear that he is aiming to leave his mark.
“A club like Liverpool, with the grandeur it has and all of the trophies it has won, the cups, the Champions Leagues, the Premier League, we have to go for everything and aim for the highest. So, I think that’s the mentality and that’s what we go for.” If Araujo can contribute to a team which wins something this season, then Liverpool should have no hesitation in pulling the trigger and getting him signed up for the long-term.