Leeds United: Brenden Aaronson not the ‘solution’ as Union Berlin told to sign midfielder immediately
Union Berlin are missing ideas in attacking midfield as Leeds United loanee Brenden Aaronson is not the “solution” to solve their problems, according to Sebastian Karkos.
Writing on the BZ Berlin website on Tuesday (14 November), the journalist told the Bundesliga outfit to sign an attacking midfielder immediately after the American international hasn’t lived up to expectations this season.
The 23-year-old is currently on a season-long loan in the German capital, but after qualifying for the Champions League during the last campaign, they currently find themselves rooted to the bottom of the league table.
Return on the cards
It appears to have been a pretty miserable time for Aaronson with Union Berlin so far after they have only won two of their opening 11 Bundesliga games this season.
The American probably thought he would be competing at the of the table and also be in with a chance of featuring in the knockout rounds of the Champions League, where his side are also languishing at the bottom of their group.
The attacking midfielder has so far failed to register a single goal or assist in his opening 14 appearances for the club this season.
That means an Elland Road return could be on the cards for him at the end of this campaign as it’s unlikely Union will look to make his loan permanent unless his form dramatically improves.
Whether or not the Whites fans would welcome him back in West Yorkshire is anyone’s guess after he was desperate to leave the club over the summer.
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