1. Dudes coming back from an injury adapting to a system he's never played before, relax.
2. The players aren't the problem the system is, we haven't kept a clean sheet since the clasico and we've only had round 4/5 the entire season, and have conceded by far the most goals of any big team this season.
That's not a personel issue that's a tactically issue, even if his passing was prime pique level, we would still be conceding a shit ton of goals.
That's the real issue, not him being a average passer.
Flick has to figure out a better balance between attack and defending.
He fucked up vs PSG with the team playing pretty conservative counter attack football. Flick's system exacerbates his already deficitary areas on an individual level. That I can agree with, but let's face it, man can't pass for shit. By Barca standards that is.
Besides, if we tailor the style to fit the worst players on the team on the ball, we end up close to Xavi ball. People don't want this either. What we want is for the team to play risky, bold, offensive football and for our defensive players to not fuck up when put under a lot of pressure. Consider me skeptical that someone as technically limited as Araujo can deal with this type of football.
The single biggest team upgrade we could make would be signing Van Dijk as free agent next to Cubarsi in the central defense.
People need to remember that Araujo is here because no team valued him as more than a 25m player. When you factor in his injuries, his brainfarts, and his low quality on the ball, not hard to imagine why that happened.