Leeds United have shown strong interest in securing the services of Max Aarons from AFC Bournemouth this summer.
Dr Rajpal Brar, an expert in injuries, has carefully evaluated Aarons’ fitness history and weighed in on the potential risks of signing him.
Having previously collaborated with Daniel Farke at Norwich City, there is a mutual desire for a reunion between the two.
Although Aarons struggled with hamstring injuries last season, Dr Brar is confident that he will pass a transfer medical without any complications.
Leeds are willing to spend around £12 million to bring Aarons to the club, as reported by Football Espana.
In an exclusive interview with MOT Leeds News, Dr Brar highlighted Aarons’ resilience in overcoming his injury setbacks and the importance of his prior Premier League experience.
Farke, who highly values Aarons and has expressed reluctance to part ways with him for any amount less than £100 million, is keen on reuniting with the full-back at Leeds United.
Aarons’ impressive track record under Farke at Norwich City, where he showcased his versatility in both defensive and attacking roles, makes him an ideal fit for Leeds’ high-pressing style of play.
With Farke’s familiarity with Aarons’ abilities and work ethic, the potential reunion could be a game-changer for both the player and the club in their quest for Premier League survival.
