Overview
- Leeds confirmed Joe Rodon’s deal runs to the summer of 2030 and Brenden Aaronson signed a three‑year contract to 2029 after announcements on Wednesday and Thursday.
- Rodon’s extension adds two years to the contract he signed when Leeds made his loan permanent from Tottenham, recognising his role as a defensive mainstay since 2023.
- Aaronson’s new deal follows a strong 2025–26 campaign in which he made 37 league appearances with four goals and five assists and featured for the United States at the 2026 World Cup.
- The club also reported Jayden Bogle tied to 2030 and has completed several summer signings, showing a clear push to lock down core players while reshaping the squad.
- By renewing contracts early, Leeds reduce the risk of losing key players for free, protect transfer value and give Farke a more settled squad to start the campaign while other 2028 expiries remain to be resolved.