"I learned that stopping at the right time is self-love,"
"Taking care of your mind and heart is not giving up, it is trusting that God works even in silence. Stopping renewed me and allowed me to come back stronger."
"The process was not easy, but coming back like this is a privilege. Thank you to the club, my teammates and the fans for their treatment, affection and respect. It was beautiful to return lifting this trophy. We continue together."
Ronald Araujo took a leave of absence in November after receiving abuse following a red card against Chelsea in the Champions League. He returned to training at the end of December and made his first appearance off the bench in the Supercopa de Espana final win over Real Madrid. The 26-year-old has played 11 LaLiga games this season, winning 53.1% of his duels, 50% of his tackles, and scoring two goals. Araujo is part of Hansi Flick's leadership team at Barcelona and lifted the trophy after the 3-2 victory in Saudi Arabia. He thanked the club, teammates and fans for their support and called the break renewing and necessary for his mental health.
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