Why Manchester United signing Leny Yoro might be beneficial for FC Barcelona?

In the Copa America fixture between Uruguay and Brazil, star Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo faced a hamstring injury in an attempt to block Arana's cross. Though this was a huge setback for FC Barcelona, this may act as a blessing in disguise for the Catalan camp. Reports regarding a possible move for Ronald Aaraujo have been in the transfer market for quite a while now, and his injury has helped Barcelona in this case.

Not long ago, reports indicated that the Uruguayan center-back had been ruled out until December after he decided to choose surgical treatment. However, the report further mentioned that, due to Araujo's injury, any possibility of a move for the defender has been blocked for now.

Yoro's transfer move secures Araujo's Barca future

Recently, Manchester United pointed out an interesting fact about Ronald Araujo's possible move. Only a few days ago, the Red Devils brought in young sensation Leny Yoro after banking a humongous amount of £52.1 million on him. Though it might seem that Yoro's transfer has nothing to do with Barca, it holds immense importance for Araujo's Barca future.

According to recent reports, Manchester United is no longer interested in signing Barcelona's power forward Ronald Araujo, given that they have brought in Leny Yoro for such a massive amount. In the whole scenario, Araujo's injury unavailability has played a major role in keeping him at the Catalan club, added to significant efforts from Yoro's signing.

Given the harsh reality, there is still not a better defender than Ronald Araujo at Barca, and his possible move instead of Leny Yoro's transfer might have set the club in a new search for a defender who could lead the backline. Thus, his injury has acted as a boon for the Barca camp in that it has kept the defender tied to the club.

Still, currently, Araujo's injury is a big issue for the club, and his absence until December might prove crucial for FC Barcelona. Barca just hopes that the Uruguayan warrior defender returns to the Catalan camp soon, carrying a rich vein of form.