Brenden Aaronson expressed his gratitude to Leeds United’s fans following his performance in the Whites’ away match against Sheffield Wednesday. The USA international attacking midfielder departed Leeds last summer, moving to Union Berlin on loan after the club’s relegation from the Premier League. While most players who left did not return, Aaronson, along with Max Wober, made an exception as he made a strong comeback in the recent Championship clash against Sheffield Wednesday.
In his first league start since his return, Aaronson made an impact by scoring a classy goal, propelling Leeds ahead in the match. As he was substituted in the 89th minute, the 23-year-old received applause from United’s supporters, a gesture that deeply touched him. Speaking to LUTV after the game, Aaronson acknowledged the warm reception and expressed his determination regarding his future with the team.
Reflecting on his return to Leeds, Aaronson admitted to initial nerves and uncertainties but expressed his gratitude for the reception and the support from his teammates. Looking forward, he emphasized his strong mindset and determination to give his best for the team, confident that his efforts will be recognized.
