Uruguayan defender Ronald Araujo is considering leaving Barcelona next summer. The 27-year-old player, who recently extended his contract until June 2031, is reportedly unhappy with his role as a reserve under coach Hansi Flick and is seriously contemplating leaving "Camp Nou," according to Spanish publication "AS."

Araujo, who returned to the field after a psychological issue kept him off the pitch for several weeks, has found himself as a strong reserve in the team. Pauleta Cubas, Eric Garcia, and Gerard Pique have already surpassed him in the race for a starting position, and the situation may become even more complicated with the expected arrival of a new defensive specialist during the summer transfer window.

In conversations with influential figures in the locker room like Rafinha and Lautaro Martinez, Araujo has expressed his serious contemplation of finding a club where he can play a more significant role. If he decides to leave, Barcelona will likely seek a substantial transfer fee for the player, who has accrued considerable experience. Previously, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Juventus have shown interest in Araujo, and they may attempt to lure him again if he becomes available on the market. The situation remains open for further developments.