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Loan watch: Barcelona starlet taken off with a possible injury during La Liga clash

Julian Araujo, who is now playing for UD Las Palmas on loan from Barcelona and was participating in today’s La Liga encounter between UD Las Palmas and Celta Vigo at Gran Canaria, was taken out of the game with what is believed to be an injury and was subsequently substituted.

Araujo took the decision to leave Barcelona and sign a loan agreement with Las Palmas for the remainder of the current season during the summer transfer window. This decision was made so that he could increase the amount of playing time that he received.

After completing his transfer to the Blaugrana in January of this year, the 22-year-old was forced to sit out the second half of the previous season without playing any competitive football since FIFA had not yet accepted his transfer due to a backlog in administrative paperwork. This forced him to sit out the second half of the previous season without playing any football at all.

Despite the fact that everything was resolved in the summer, it was obvious that he would not play a key role for Barcelona. As a consequence, it was determined that Araujo would spend the season on loan with Las Palmas.

The Mexican right-back has been having a lot of success since making the switch to the La Liga squad that was just promoted. Up to this point, he has been getting consistent playing time.

In point of fact, Araujo started for Las Palmas in their encounter against Celta Vigo tonight, which was the team’s ninth match of the season. The match was played tonight.

However, it ended on a sour note for the player who was on loan from Barcelona when he was had to be taken off the field at the thirty-minute mark since it appeared as though he had received some kind of injury. This caused the game to conclude on a negative tone for the player.

The Mexican national team player has been replaced by Alvaro Lemos, and an update with additional details on his current condition is anticipated to be made available in the coming days.

Because it is crucial for Araujo to keep playing regularly in order for him to obtain experience playing in European football, both Las Palmas and Barcelona will be keeping their fingers crossed that it is not a catastrophic injury.