That is according to Pinkun, who report that Leeds are now ‘in the box seat’ to sign Aarons this month.

It’s stated that Aarons is now expected to leave Norwich given that his contract expires in 2024.

Leeds would be expected to strike a deal off around £12million including add-ons, with Norwich keen to sell.

The Canaries have already signed a new right back this summer in Jack Stacey, potentially preparing for Aarons’ exit.

Leeds have already signed up a full back in Sam Byram, who has ironically made the move back to Elland Road after leaving Norwich.

Farke seemingly thinks he still needs another option at right back though, even with Cody Drameh still at the club, and Aarons is now wanted.

Max Aarons was given his break under Daniel Farke

Aarons came up in the Norwich setup after leaving Luton Town and it was Farke who gave him his big break.

Farke handed Aarons his first-team debut in 2018, utilising him in an EFL Cup tie against Stevenage.

Aarons ended up becoming a first-team star under Farke, helping Norwich win promotion to the Premier League.

The diminutive right back became a wanted man and has been linked with some big moves in recent times.

Aarons remains at Norwich though and it may now be the time to try something new and leave Carrow Road.

Well, that something new could now be a move to play under his former manager, so… maybe not all that new.

Farke hailed Aarons as ‘outstanding’ back in 2020 and is now moving in for a Leeds reunion, boosting his back line after Sunday’s 2-2 draw with Cardiff City