Premier League winger Aaron Lennon decided to move out of England for the first time in his football career last year when he signed for Turkish Super League club Kayserispor. Kayserispor signed English winger Aaron Lennon on a free transfer at the start of this season after he left Burnley at the end of his contract in June 2020.
Wayne Bridge has admitted that former Tottenham Hotspur winger Aaron Lennon was a great player during his time and also added that the former pacy winger was one of the toughest opponents he ever faced in his career. Lennon played for Tottenham for nine and a half seasons after initially signing from Leeds United in the summer transfer window of 2005.
There is always a certain stage that football players get to outside their professional career that would involve personal issues which would then affect their whole life. That’s the case of former Everton winger Aaron Lennon.
Jermaine Defoe has already gone down as one of the most popular players in the English Premier League given his exploits during the time he spent in the division. He has now taken his trade abroad and is still doing pretty well for himself despite his age.
Aaron Lennon has urged people with mental health issues always to seek help as he revealed his ‘tough times’.
The former Everton winger was detained under the Mental Health Act in May 2017 after having a stress-related illness. The forward opened up about his mental health problems in an emotional message and wrote on Twitter that 2017 had been a year he will never forget, and there are many people he wants to specially thank for making the year-end in such a great way.
According to latest report from England, Manchester United have offered Eric Bailly to AC Milan. Bailly, 26, has only made 10 appearances for the Red Devils during the 2019-2020 campaign. Although he was injured for a long time and only made a return to first team action in February just before the league was suspended later in March.
France champions Paris Saint-Germain are said to be attempting to negotiate a deal with Arsenal’s Hector Bellerin. According to a report the Spaniard is attracting interest from the capital-based club. Although Some part of reports from England are claiming the Spaniard is keen on staying in north London under Mikel Arteta’s tutelage, where he is the vice-captain behind Pierre Emerick Aubameyang.
Apart from matters related to football, many renowned players had come up in challenging the stigma of mental health. There have been often initiatives heading up regarding the topic recently in the football federations and the doors are flung open to accommodate the mental wellbeing of the players. Aaron Lennon, the Burnley Winger has offered help to his co-workers who are battling anxiety, depression and other mental health concerns.
The player had been detained for a couple of months under the mental health act in Everton and had taken treatment for stress-related illness. Lenon is determined to offer 100 percent aid to the fellow mates if approached and is happy about it. He had mentioned that there would be good and bad spells where each one will feel great or the opposite and points out that he has set the best example that still there is a good time if returned and things can be out there very normal and you may excel in the field as a fabulous player. He affirms that his doors are always open and is happy to act as a role model at Turf Moor.
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Last season when the Citizens won the premier league, Sane was on fire as he appeared to be a hybrid of Lionel Messi and Aaron Lennon. Technique and speed. Watching Mahrez and other forwards over take him this season have been something of a climax for the Germany international as far as his Manchester City career goes.
He’s spent years working his butt off only to be given maximum freedom he craved since day one thanks to Pep Guardiola but now seemed to have burned a little bit too bright last time out making it hard for him to replicate any kind of brilliance that resembles that of last term.
Continue reading “GUARDIOLA HOPING TO KEEP LEROY SANE”From awkwardly meeting Aaron Lennon for the first time to seeing how unserious Sam Allardyce took training, former Everton player Kevin Mirallas has revealed how much of a tough time his stint in Merseyside was.
Mirallas spent only 6 months at Goodison Park but even that alone was more than enough for him.
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