Bournemouth's Max Aarons is attracting interest from Serie A side Roma following Zeki Celik's move to Juventus. The Premier League club's versatile full-back, who has three years remaining on his contract, is also a target for Leeds United, who are exploring a potential loan or permanent deal.
What's the latest on Max Aarons' future?
Roma are preparing to make an official inquiry about Aarons after securing Celik's signature. The Italian club sees the 23-year-old as a viable option to strengthen their defensive lineup. Meanwhile, Leeds United are keen on bolstering their squad with a versatile full-back and have shown interest in Aarons.
Why is Aarons in demand?
Aarons' ability to play on both flanks and his experience in the Premier League make him an attractive prospect. With three years left on his contract, Bournemouth may consider offers if they align with their long-term plans. The Cherries finished 11th in the 2025 Premier League table with 45 points, 10 wins, 15 draws, and 7 losses from 32 games, ending the season on a run of WDDDD.
What comes next for Bournemouth?
As the transfer window heats up, Bournemouth will weigh their options regarding Aarons. The club's next fixture is an away game against Aston Villa on February 10, 2027, with the Villans sitting 4th in the table. With 48 goals scored and 49 conceded last season, the Cherries will look to strengthen their squad to bridge the 25-point gap to leaders Arsenal.
