Following his impactful display in Leeds United’s recent match against Sheffield Wednesday, Brenden Aaronson took a moment to express gratitude towards the fans in the Whites’ away end. The American attacking midfielder had left the club last summer after their relegation from the Premier League, joining Union Berlin on loan for the season.

While many players who departed Leeds under similar circumstances did not make a return, Aaronson, alongside Max Wober, made an exception. Aaronson marked his comeback with a stellar performance, scoring a goal in the Championship clash against Sheffield Wednesday. As he left the pitch to applause from the traveling supporters, Aaronson reflected on his tough but rewarding return to Leeds, emphasizing his determination for the future.

When asked about the warm reception from the fans, Aaronson acknowledged the initial nerves he felt upon his return but expressed gratitude for the support and acceptance he received from the team and supporters. Looking ahead, Aaronson remains committed to giving his best and believes that his mindset and determination will serve him well as he continues his journey with Leeds United.