“Leeds United in CHAOS! £25M Star DITCHED in SHOCKING Summer Fire Sale – You WON’T Believe Who’s Out!”

Leeds United are aware that player sales will be necessary to create space in the squad and reduce the wage bill to accommodate new signings.

Without moving certain players on during the current summer transfer window, the club may be unable to bring in much-needed upgrades.

The Whites are actively targeting a striker, a midfielder, and a goalkeeper as key priorities in the coming weeks.

In addition, Leeds are aiming to recruit a new number 10 to bolster creativity and goal contributions in preparation for their Premier League return.

Manager Daniel Farke and the club’s hierarchy face important decisions regarding squad members, and one name under scrutiny is Brenden Aaronson.

His future at Elland Road is uncertain, particularly if Leeds succeed in landing another attacking midfielder this summer.

Despite criticism during last season, Aaronson retained Farke’s trust and played a vital role in Leeds’ promotion push.

However, his previous spell in the Premier League raised concerns. The United States international was viewed as physically outmatched and struggled to make a meaningful impact.

Football commentator Ian Darke echoed these concerns, noting that Aaronson looked “lightweight and peripheral” during his top-flight stint and may not be cut out for the demands of the Premier League.

Speaking to MOT Leeds News, Darke said, “In a harsh world, I think they would be looking for an upgrade, so it would not be a surprise if they cashed in on Aaronson and looked for somebody else to fill that role.”

Moving Aaronson on would be a logical step. His lack of physical presence was a notable weakness in both the Championship and the Premier League, with little evidence of improvement last season.

Though he is highly committed and works tirelessly for the team, his physical limitations are likely to continue holding him back at the highest level.

Leeds’ reported interest in Getafe midfielder Christantus Uche suggests the club is already seeking a potential replacement.

Uche’s arrival would increase competition and may signal the end of Aaronson’s time at Elland Road.

All signs indicate that Leeds are preparing for a change in that creative midfield role—one that Aaronson may no longer be part of.