Bye Barcelona, Guardiola's decision to sign Ronald Araujo paralyzes Europe

One of the most important characteristics that the Manchester City technical director and Spanish strategist Pep Guardiola has had throughout his career is the fact that he is constantly trying to improve his squad and the methodologies by which he has achieved so much success and triumph with each team he has led and that is due to the critical thinking and calculated cold actions that you do during all the preseasons.

That is why one of the questions that I always try to do is to improve the squad that he has in each team in which he leads and in the case of Manchester City, if it is true that they have one of the best squads in the world, not to say that it is the best of all, that does not take away the fact that there is always room for improvement in negative aspects or areas of opportunity in many of the cases of the players.

And although it is true that the defensive line that Guardiola had last season was vital and a fundamental pillar for them to win the UEFA Champions League, that does not mean that they cannot continue to improve and according to various sports media, a player who would draw a lot of attention to the Catalan is precisely from a team that I directed, what is FC Barcelona like and that is the case of the Uruguayan central defender Ronald Araújo.

And it is that it has been said for a long time that it is likely that the French player from Manchester City Aymeric Laporte could go to Barcelona and coinciding in the positions of both footballers it may be possible that Araujo can reach Manchester City to strengthen the defensive room of the current champions of the Premier League and the FA Cup, so this would be Guardiola's decision.

Pep Guardiola's decision

And while it is true that the coach has always been known for having a taste for tall central defenders who can start the game from behind and are always quick to stop counterattacks from rival teams, it seems that this would not be the case with Araujo because they have already signed the Croatian Gvardiol, so for the greater liking I have for the Uruguayan, I would not have planned to sign him for this season, which is about to start in a few weeks.