Leeds United have made a solid start to the Premier League, scoring nine points from their opening five games, and remain unbeaten in the league.
However, the club is assessing its squad behind the scenes and is already finalising a few decisions before the January transfer window opens.
Daniel Farke will not shy away from looking for solutions in the winter window, even though he is not a big fan of disrupting his squad mid-season, as seen in the last few years.
There are question marks over the future of certain players at Elland Road as they seem to have become bit-part players and the club have already decided the fate of certain individuals.
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Brenden Aaronson signed a new three-year contract in the summer and started the first two Premier League games for Leeds this season.
However, he came on from the bench in the last three Premier League games and seems to have fallen out of Daniel Farke’s plans for the starting eleven.
But according to Football Insider, Leeds have no plans to entertain offers for Aaronson in the upcoming transfer window.
He remains a major part of Farke’s plans, and the Leeds manager values his place in the squad despite him not starting the last three Premier League games.
Aaronson also has no plans to leave Elland Road and wants to fight for his future at Leeds.
His willingness to graft and his running on the pitch make him a good option for Farke against the bigger teams in the league.
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Leeds fans want more from Aaronson in the final third
Brenden Aaronson has not scored a Premier League goal since the start of January and has not created a goal in the league in his last 10 appearances.
For a player who plays as an attacking midfielder or wide forward, his lack of goals and assists is a huge problem, and it has not improved much.
While Farke admires his qualities off the ball, his lack of output in the final third makes him a divisive figure among Leeds fans, and supporters want more from him.
Aaronson can only win over his naysayers if he starts scoring and creating more goals, as that’s the currency of an advanced midfielder.
