Verified:£25m player has returned from loan spell and set to play for Leeds United next season

The future of the returning loanees is once again going to be a big topic at Leeds United this summer.

Eight first team players chose to activate the loan provision in their contracts to go on after being demoted from

the Premier League a year ago.

Only Luis Sinisterra and Robin Koch have managed to leave on a permanent basis, so Leeds are back at the

beginning.

Chairman Paraag Marathe has confirmed that Leeds is in a stronger position this time around,

despite the fact that only two of the six loanees have the opportunity to leave temporarily again despite the

club’s inability to earn promotion.

Marc Roca is said to be the other, but Jack Harrison is unquestionably one of them and is anticipated to rejoin

Everton. It appears he will return to Real Betis on loan for another stint.

while the futures of Harrison and Roca appear to be more certain.

Although it doesn’t appear like Kristensen will be rejoining AS Roma, AS Roma is eager to sign Llorente.

However, Wober, who freely admits he has no idea what the future holds, is requesting a price that Borussia

Monchengladbach cannot meet and is waiting until after the EUROs.

Regarding Aaronson, he will not be signed long-term by Union Berlin.

He had a rough beginning to life in Germany, but he got better at the end, though not enough to stay.

In light of this, a lot of questions surround Leeds’ summer acquisition of the £25 million midfield player.

Transfer insider Graeme Bailey, speaking exclusively to LeedsUnited.News, asserts that there is a possibility he

might be reintegrated at Elland Road.

He disclosed that he can envision himself playing in the Championship and that Leeds really entertained the

idea of bringing him back during the winter.

“We know Leeds looked at it in December/January when it wasn’t working for him in Germany,” he remarked.

“Aarson is an interesting one.” If Farke is amenable to it, I could see Aaronson returning to the club.

Since it will be difficult to sell him at this point, they will most likely lend him out.

Regarding his future, what has Aaronson said?

As the USA gets ready for the next Copa America, Aaronson is presently deployed abroad.

When asked about his future toward the end of last week, the 23-year-old stated that,

despite the uncertainty, he is not focusing on it.

He declared, “I’m just kind of focused on my full responsibility here and the national team.

” That’s all I’m thinking about, and that’s how my mind is right now.

“Even though there was a little relegation fight toward the end of the season,

I really enjoyed the last 10 games with Union; that was really great for my development and for me.”

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