Uruguayan defender of Spanish Barcelona, Ronald Araújo, traveled to Israel for a 'spiritual recovery' after being left out of the latest call-up by German coach Hansi Flick. According to the Argentine News Agency, the 26-year-old player decided to turn to his deep Christian faith and embarked on a spiritual journey to the city of Jerusalem. Hailing from the Uruguayan town of Rivera, Araújo is a fervent believer and chose to seek spiritual help in the city where Jesus Christ spent his last days. Araújo had not been training for a week after requesting an indefinite leave from Barcelona. The board and the technical team led by German Hansi Flick decided to respect the space the player deemed necessary. The objective of the defender's trip is to recover strength and find emotional stability. The decision is part of the disconnection and personal search process he is undergoing during his leave. In this context, it is not known if Araújo will return to play for Barcelona or if he will return to the courts at all. Everything will depend on his personal evolution and his desire to step back on the green grass.
Barcelona's Araújo travels to Jerusalem for spiritual recovery
Uruguayan Barcelona defender Ronald Araújo traveled to Israel for spiritual recovery after being left out of the squad. The deeply religious player seeks emotional stability.