Max Aarons
- Current club: Norwich City
- Date of Birth: 4 January 2000
- Birthplace: Hammersmith, Hammersmith, England
- Position: Right-back
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Thomas Tuchel’s full Chelsea squad revealed ahead of Southampton Carabao Cup clash
, as well as a Max Aarons own-goal.
Now topping the Premier League,
Thomas Tuchel
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Arsenal identify three new right-back targets?
Arsenal are interested in signing another right-back despite the success of summer signing Takehiro Tomiyasu.
Arsenal still optimistic of signing La Liga defender
Arsenal remain optimistic about their chances of landing Kieran Trippier from Atletico Madrid this month.
Arsenal yet to receive any offers for wantaway star
Arsenal have yet to receive any official bids for Hector Bellerin this summer, The Telegraph reports.
Arsenal interested in signing Barcelona defender?
Arsenal have reportedly expressed an interest in signing Barcelona right-back Sergino Dest this summer.
Manchester United to end Kieran Trippier pursuit
Manchester United are expected to end their interest in signing Kieran Trippier from Atletico Madrid.
Tottenham Hotspur to rival Arsenal for 21-year-old defender
Tottenham Hotspur could compete with north London rivals Arsenal in the race to sign Norwich City defender Max Aarons.
West Ham United join Arsenal in pursuit of Norwich City star
West Ham United are prepared to compete with Arsenal for the signing of Norwich City defender Max Aarons.
Everton enter race to sign Manchester United target
Everton could go head-to-head with Manchester United in the race to sign Max Aarons from Norwich City this summer.
Arsenal need to pay £30m to sign Championship right-back
Arsenal will need to pay at least £30m in order to sign Norwich City defender Max Aarons this summer.
Arsenal defender could be set for Barcelona move
Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin could make the move to Barcelona this summer after Joan Laporta was elected as the club president.
Arsenal make transfer decision on Tariq Lamptey
Arsenal have reportedly stalled their pursuit of Tariq Lamptey with the Brighton & Hove Albion defender set to undergo a surgery.
Manchester United put off by price tag for 21-year-old defender
Manchester United may cool their interest in Max Aarons after learning of the asking price set by Norwich City.
Arsenal defender has agreement to leave this summer
Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin reportedly has an agreement with manager Mikel Arteta to leave the club during the summer transfer window.
Arsenal to compete with Everton for Championship star
Arsenal could reportedly compete with Everton in the race to sign Norwich City defender Max Aarons during the summer transfer window.
Arsenal identify two players to replace Hector Bellerin
Arsenal have identified a couple of players, who could replace Hector Bellerin during the next transfer window.
Norwich City set asking price for Manchester United target
Norwich City are reluctant to sell Max Aarons for anything less than £30m during this summer's transfer window.
Tottenham Hotspur want Championship ace to replace Serge Aurier
Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly earmarked Norwich City defender Max Aarons as a potential replacement for Serge Aurier in the summer.
Manchester United could sign Max Aarons for £20m
Manchester United have been fancied to sign Norwich City defender Max Aarons during next summer's transfer window.
Canaries aware of EPL vultures circling amid relegation battle
Norwich City could well be victims of their own success in the coming months. The newly-promoted Canaries have kept faith with much of the squad that earned them a 2018/19 Championship title, with boss Daniel Farke given a limited transfer budget for his first crack at the English Premier League (EPL). As the league’s only self-funded club, City could be forced to sell off some of their crown jewels in the close season if, as expected, Norwich make an immediate return to the Championship.
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