Leeds United loanee Brenden Aaronson, currently on loan at Union Berlin, is facing a significant challenge ahead of the summer transfer window, according to Bild.
The German news outlet reported on April 10th that Union Berlin is not considering a permanent deal for the United States international due to financial constraints and concerns about his performance during the loan period.
This situation presents a dilemma for Aaronson as he navigates the months ahead. Despite the potential for a reduced price tag, Union Berlin appears hesitant to commit financially to Aaronson.
Even if Aaronson were to return to Leeds, manager Farke’s remarks suggest a reluctance to rely on players who have previously expressed a desire to leave, likening it to “reheating food.” This indicates uncertainty about Aaronson’s future at Leeds unless significant changes occur.
Leeds may find themselves in a tough spot with a player who struggled to make an impact last season and may have attitude concerns, prompting them to explore other options.
If Aaronson has failed to demonstrate his value at Elland Road and during his loan spell, it’s unlikely that the club would be inclined to offer him another chance.
In an ideal scenario, a market would emerge for Aaronson in the coming weeks, enabling Leeds to recoup their investment and allocate funds to strengthen other areas of the squad.