Paxten Aaronson set for second-straight loan spell away from Eintracht Frankfurt
Paxten Aaronson enjoyed a productive loan spell in the Dutch Eredivisie last season and is set for another move this summer.
Aaronsonās loan spell at Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem concluded last week, with the American midfielder now set for potential U.S. menās national team duty at the Paris Olympics. After making 14 combined appearances for Eintracht Frankfurt during the first half of the season, Aaronson was loaned to Vitesse in January, with hopes of earning consistent playing time.
The 20-year-old was one of Vitesseās top performers, scoring four goals in 14 appearances, despite the club ultimately suffering relegation following an 18-point deduction.
Aaronson has made 22 combined appearances for Eintracht Frankfurt following his transfer from the Philadelphia Union, registering three assists. However, heās been reduced to only 542 minutes of playing time, mainly being used as a substitute option across all competitions.
His long-term future isnāt in doubt, but Aaronsonās short-term future looks to have already been decided by Eintracht sporting director Markus Krosche.
āAt Paxten Aaronson, we will find a solution in which we will probably lend him again,ā Krƶsche said in a press conference, transcribed by Frankfurter Rundschau.
Aaronson is current with Marko Mitrovicās Olympic squad for a June 11 friendly vs. Japan, the final pre-Olympic tune up for the Americans before heading to Paris this summer.
