Manchester United are set to lose one of their transfer targets to Serie A giants Juventus.
The Red Devils have been active in strengthening their squad in the recent transfer window.
They spent heavily in last summer’s transfer window to support Erik ten Hag, who was then in charge of the club.
The Red Devils have placed special emphasis on the club’s defensive signings.
The additions of the likes of Matthijs de Ligt, Nussel Mazraoui and Lenny Yoro show that the Red Devils’ priority is to improve the quality of their defence.
Another player linked with a move to Old Trafford is Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo.
However, exclusive reports from authoritative media juvefc.com It is now claimed that Juventus have agreed personal terms to sign the Barcelona star, dealing a major blow to the Premier League side’s hopes.
According to reports, Araujo will become the Italian team’s first signing of the January transfer window after agreeing to personal terms.
The Uruguayan defender has been plagued by injuries in recent years and his fitness has been a major concern for La Liga sides, but that hasn’t stopped the Old Lady from chasing the centre-back.
Manchester United target Ronald Araujo to leave for Juventus

Juventus are determined to add defensive depth to their squad and someone like Araujo, who is considered one of the best defenders in the world, would be a worthy signing for the Italian giants.
The player is keen to join Thiago Motta’s side and now needs the club to come to an agreement on the transfer.
Barcelona are not opposed to letting the player leave the club due to his injury issues, but it remains to be seen whether they are willing to accept Juventus’ loan request and insert a buy option into the deal.
Araujo is currently in poor form, but his talent and quality are unquestionable.
Known for his tactical awareness, his defensive abilities in one-on-one situations are impressive.
former barcelona coach Xavi calls the centre-back a “physical miracle” and praised his leadership skills.
Manchester United are desperate to move these three players out of the club in January