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With Jesse Marsch gone and loan failure Weston McKennie already saying his “goodbyes,” Tyler Adams and Brenden Aaronson could possibly take the Elland Road exit, according to the news source.
Aaronson, who joined Leeds from Red Bull Salzburg last year for £25 million, is set to leave, while Leeds is keen to keep Adams.
According to The Athletic, whether or not the USA captain stays in West Yorkshire “will be dictated by the inevitability of interest in him from a level higher than the Championship.”
Adams must remain.
Leeds should make every possible attempt to keep Adams.
While we don’t believe Leeds’ American influx was “accidental” – we believe it was a deliberate strategy devised by Andrea Radrizzani and 49ers Enterprises to make the squad more accessible to the American market — Adams’ arrival has been a success.
Leeds replacement of Kalvin Phillips was always going to be difficult, but Adams, 24, has done an excellent job of filling the void.
The former RB Leipzig and New York Red Bulls midfielder was an obvious choice for Leeds’ player of the season in 2022/23.
Unfortunately, the team won only two of the 14 Premier League games he missed this season. They were 14th when he suffered a season-ending injury in March. Leeds finished the season in 19th place and were relegated to the Championship.
Adams is the type of player who can build a championship club around him, but don’t kid yourself – he’s too good for this league and will be acquired at some point.