Former Philadelphia Union Product Brenden Aaronson Joining Leeds United

Brenden Aaronson became the second-biggest American signing ever in his $30 million transfer to Leeds United.

academy in 2018. He spent a year with Bethlehem Steel, the Union’s affiliate team, before making his first MLS appearance in 2019. He spent only one season with Philadelphia before RB Salzburg acquired him for $6 million.

He joins a Leeds side that just survived relegation on Championship Sunday. The deal would not have gone through if the Peacocks were relegated to the EFL Championship. Aaronson now joins Raphinha, Illan Meslier, Daniel James, Joe Gelhardt and Pascal Struijk as some of the promising youngsters on the squad.Get today's sports news out of Los Angeles. Here's the latest on the Dodgers, Lakers, Angels, Kings, Galaxy, LAFC, USC, UCLA and more LA teams.

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