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Charlie Wilson & Samuel Port

Brenden Aaronson's emotions and nerves as he watched Leeds United's dramatic final day in Vienna cafe

Brendan Aaronson has revealed an incredible story of how he watched Leeds United's Premier League survival match in a cafe in Vienna and was 'literally sweating' in the hopes of their survival. Should Leeds have been relegated, a move would have been incredibly unlikely.

However, once Jack Harrison scored that 94th minute winner, he knew he'd be heading to the Premier League. Aaronson arrived in Leeds on Wednesday before undergoing a medical on Thursday morning.

The 21-year-old was coached by Jesse Marsch at his former side in Austria and had a breakthrough season during his last campaign with Red Bull Salzburg. Aaronson confirmed that the move would have been in some doubt if Leeds were relegated, and revealed his experience of quite literally sweating the game out, as he watched it in its entirety in a cafe in Austria.

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