Leeds United are eyeing a move for Aaron Cresswell, West Ham’s defender, on a free transfer for this summer. Dr. Rajpal Brar, an injury expert, has evaluated his fitness history to determine his suitability for a transfer to Yorkshire.
Despite being 35 years old and set to leave the Hammers due to his expiring contract, Cresswell is expected to pass his medical examination for Leeds, according to Dr. Brar.Although Cresswell has been sidelined by injuries this season and only appeared in 18 Premier League matches, Dr. Brar believes that these injuries were not severe enough to impact his medical evaluation.
However, suggestions have been made that Leeds should consider other options instead of signing Cresswell, as he may not be the best fit for the team. It is argued that Leeds should aim for a younger left-back with more potential upside, capable of supporting their attacking style of play and fitting into Farke’s high-intensity system better.In conclusion, while Cresswell may be a viable option for Leeds due to his availability on a free transfer, the club must carefully consider whether he is the right fit for their long-term goals and playing style.
