Leeds united manager regrets wasting £25million investment on his player
Leeds united manager regrets wasting £25million investment on his player
Brenden Aaronson, an offensive midfielder for Leeds United, revealed that he believes he will not be staying with the
team in 24/25.
With all of the attention on the Whites’ pursuit of promotion, the club won’t be paying much attention to Leeds’ loan
contingent in the final stretch of the campaign.
But as the season draws to an end, concerns about the futures of several players who are on loan in Europe must be
addressed.
Although Brenden Aaronson’s loan at Union Berlin hasn’t been easy, he’s having fun in the Bundesliga.
The offensive midfielder is still not producing much in the last third.
In an interview with Get Football News Germany, he said he envisions himself playing at Union the next season and perhaps moving on from Leeds permanently in the process:
“I see myself staying here,”
“It’s an incredible club. At the end of the day, it’s not my decision, but I have a great deal of respect for Union because of the way it was constructed and the staff; they’ve done an incredible job creating a wonderful family club.
“For me, it’s about choosing wisely in the summer, assessing the year, and proceeding accordingly.
“You have the option to stay, but I’m at a loss for words.”
Aaronson also mentioned in this interview Leeds’s results this season without him,
which may have an impact on the price at which he is sold.
Red Bull Salzburg spent £25 million on him, and Leeds has suffered greatly as a result of his departure following
relegation.
He had the option to stay put over the summer and use the Championship season to get back on track,
just like several of our teammates, but he lacked the fortitude to do so.
Even with these kind words, there’s no way back for him at Elland Road, therefore we need to sever relations as
quickly as possible if we can recover a significant portion of that cost.
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