A player from Victor Orta’s loan army is set to make a return to Leeds United after spending a season on loan in the Bundesliga, with Jon Newsome suggesting that his value has plummeted. The loan clause allowed eight players, including the likes of Robin Koch, Diego Llorente, and Jack Harrison, to leave on loan. Among them, Koch and Sinisterra have secured permanent moves, while others may be permitted to go out on loan again this summer.
Leeds is optimistic about the permanent sales of some players, who have made an impact at their loan clubs. However, reports indicate that the return of Roca, Wober, Llorente, and Harrison might not come without challenges. Aaronson, who struggled during his loan spell in Germany, is set to return to Leeds after a disappointing season with Union Berlin.
Despite a late assist in a crucial game, Aaronson’s overall performance has been underwhelming. Newsome believes that the American midfielder’s value has drastically decreased, with Leeds potentially facing difficulties in finding a buyer. Roca and Kristensen are also expected back, as their loan deals did not work out as planned.
With uncertainties surrounding the futures of some players, including potential transfer fees, Leeds may have to reassess their strategies for the upcoming season. Ayling and Poveda are also reported to be on the move, indicating a potential reshuffle in the squad ahead of the new campaign.
