Araujo discusses Liverpool future and right-back role

Araujo discusses Liverpool future and right-back role

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2026-10-19 22:54:49
Ronald Araujo spoke before Liverpool's Champions League game against Villarreal, addressing his future and his role at right-back.

Ronald Araujo spoke about his future at Liverpool and about playing at right-back ahead of Liverpool's Champions League match against Villarreal. The Empire of The Kop says he spoke to the media on Monday afternoon before the game.

Comments on his future

CaughtOffside says Liverpool signed Ronald Araújo on loan from Barcelona. Asked about the possibility of remaining at Liverpool beyond his current loan agreement, Araújo said: “It’s very early… I’m just trying to enjoy every day, continue to grow and develop every day to have that confidence. I’m really happy to be here, me and my family too.”

His view on right-back

Araújo said: “I’m not going to deny that I feel more comfortbale at centre-back, but at the end of the day [right-back] is not a difficult position for me.”

What he expected on arrival

Araújo said that when he decided to come to Liverpool, he knew playing at right-back was one of the possibilities. The Empire of The Kop says Araujo has played mostly on the right so far under Andoni Iraola.

How he has been used

Rush The Kop says Araújo has started 5 successive Premier League matches at right-back. Rush The Kop says Araújo was deployed at centre-back against LASK and Tottenham, while CaughtOffside says Araújo scored in Liverpool’s 6-3 UEFA Champions League win against LASK.

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