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Barcelona may have found an unexpected financial boost through Manchester United’s interest in Ronald Araújo, as the Catalan club looks for ways to ease its ongoing financial strain. With summer signings in mind and the urgent need to comply with La Liga’s financial regulations, the Spanish giants are reportedly open to selling the Uruguayan defender for a fee around €50 million. This interest, coming from United as they prepare for a crucial Europa League final against Tottenham, could prove timely and beneficial for both clubs.

At 25, Araújo remains a highly rated prospect in the Premier League despite his recent struggles, particularly in the Champions League against Inter. His blend of pace, defensive discipline, and elite-level experience still makes him a desirable target, especially for a club like United, which has struggled defensively throughout the season. While Barcelona’s sporting director Deco values him closer to €60 million, the club is said to be willing to accept slightly less—especially if the offer comes as an upfront cash deal that can be reinvested swiftly.

For Manchester United, acquiring Araújo would bring not only a modern and athletic centre-back but also someone with leadership qualities who could fill the void left by Raphael Varane. The potential move is being viewed as a bold attempt to regain defensive solidity and send a positive message to restless fans during a period of on-field inconsistency and transition under new manager Ruben Amorim.

For Barcelona, offloading Araújo would help reduce their wage bill, meet Financial Fair Play requirements, and free up funds to pursue priority targets like Bernardo Silva or Nico Williams. Although concerns remain regarding the defender’s injury record and occasional lapses in big matches, United appears willing to take a calculated gamble—one that could stabilize their backline and help Barcelona reshape their squad in a financially sustainable way.