Leeds United are working on several deals following the arrivals of Harry Wilson and Tarik Muharemovic this summer. However, the club also need to decide on the future of certain players.
The Whites have already seen a few departures this summer. Illan Meslier left on a free transfer after his contract expired and Max Wober’s deal was terminated to let him leave as a free agent.
Leeds also earned fees from the departures of Pascal Struijk, Jack Harrison and Isaac Schmidt and will sanction the loan exit of Lucas Perri to Torino once James Trafford arrives from Manchester City.
The Whites are also expected to sell Wilfried Gnonto and Joel Piroe before the end of the transfer window as they seek to bring in upgrades on both players.
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Leeds United star decides on his future at Elland Road
Several players are still expected to leave before the end of the transfer window as the club look to raise funds from the market.
Largie Ramazani is likely to leave this summer, but Valencia are waiting for Leeds to lower their financial demands. Gnonto and Piroe are also expected to fetch decent transfer fees for Leeds.
However, there is uncertainty around the future of Brenden Aaronson, who has entered the final year of his contract at Elland Road.
With Leeds in the market for an attacking midfielder, there are question marks over whether he will be a regular at the club next season.
However, according to Football Insider, Aaronson has no plans to leave Leeds despite the contract uncertainty.
He wants to stay at Elland Road and earn a new contract at Elland Road, rather than leave the club in the ongoing summer transfer window.
Aaronson enjoys the trust of Daniel Farke, who admires the player for his willingness to work hard for the team on the pitch.
Brenden Aaronson faces an uncertain future at Leeds
Daniel Farke remains a strong admirer of Brenden Aaronson, and the Leeds boss’ faith in the American has fuelled speculation that the club are preparing to offer him a new contract.
However, Aaronson’s role could come under threat if Leeds strengthen in attacking midfield before the transfer window closes. The arrival of one or two new additions would inevitably increase competition for places and could limit his opportunities.
Aaronson still has qualities that make him a valuable option, particularly in matches where Farke wants energy, pressing and a relentless work rate. But whether that is enough to convince him to stay if he is no longer a regular starter remains to be seen.
Should Leeds bring in further attacking midfielders, Aaronson will have a major decision to make before the end of the transfer window, despite his current stance.
The decision should have been taken out his hands a long time ago. If Largie Ramazani is deemed not good enough to play for Leeds then how can this imposter Aaronson still make matchday squads? Yes he’s improved but only from chocolate fireguard to refrigerated chocolate fireguard, get shot of him.
Nobody would touch him with a barge pole
Do not give this imposter a new contract