Leeds United fans appear split as to whether Brenden Aaronson should keep his place in the starting line-up during a difficult period. The attacking midfielder has just one goal to his name since the turn of the year and in recent meetings with Sunderland, Sheffield United and West Brom he was hooked early with his side needing to score.
Aaronson has started every league game since the 2-0 win at Sheffield Wednesday in August with only two outfielders - Jayden Bogle and Joe Rodon - racking up more minutes. The 24-year-old has looked tireless for most of the campaign and always gives 110 per cent, but his final product has undoubtedly been lacking.
Leeds don’t have another natural No.10, but there are a few square pegs many think would fit quite nicely into a round hole, namely Willy Gnonto or Largie Ramazani. And so the YEP posed a question to fans on social media, asking if they agree or disagree that other options should be tested - and there was plenty of debate on either side.

13. @AllLeedsTV - If it ain't broke...
17 games unbeaten but yeah let's change what's "working" come on who else is gonna play there. | Danny Lawson/PA Wire

14. @DaveAllan72 - Piroe deeper
Only other option we have is Joseph starts with Piroe behind. | Martin Rickett/PA Wire

15. @jonny737lufc - Aaronson a scapegoat
I watched him closely at ER yesterday (vs West Brom) in the 1st half. He was one of the few who were getting stuck in and winning the ball back or winning a free kick. I think he’s a scapegoat a lot of the time when he gives 100%. He’s getting picked in a title winning squad - says it all. | Danny Lawson/PA Wire
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16. @SimonAb29779803 - Trust the boss
I'll let the manager decide. He might know better than me. | Martin Rickett/PA Wire

17. @RayForster53868 - January opportunity missed
To be honest I’m not going to knock Aaronson, Leeds should’ve signed a ten for cover in January, I think he’s just tired. I blame the club. | Getty Images

18. @JosipIIicic - A clear alternative
Gnonto should obviously play there. | George Wood/Getty Images Photo: George Wood/Getty Images


