After completing his MLS transfer, the 22-year-old Star expressed his excitement to Middlesbrough fans

Following his MLS transfer, Aidan Morris has used social media to address Middlesbrough supporters.

This summer, Michael Carrick has been working hard to prepare his team for the 2024–25 Championship season.

Although the Steve Gibson-owned team has only been in the Championship since 2017, they will undoubtedly be hoping to move up in the upcoming campaign.

After finishing fourth the previous season and eighth in the division the year before, Boro could have a better chance of making the Premier League in 2024–2025 after adding a number of new players this summer.

Luke Ayling, who came on a free transfer, brings a wealth of experience to Teeside after helping out eight times in 19 league games while on loan at the Riverside last season.

Delano Burgzorg, who also joined the team from Mainz 05, is anticipated to provide much-needed quality to Middlesbrough’s assault on the left side.

The club added more strength to their midfield with the acquisition of Aidan Morris from the Columbus Crew of the Major League Soccer.

“Very excited” about joining Middlesbrough, Aidan Morris
The 22-year-old midfield player will remain in the North East until 2028 after agreeing to a four-year contract with the team.

Morris posted a message on Instagram on Friday, the day his signing became official.

“Very excited to get things started and enjoyed a lovely tour of the stadium,” he wrote. UTB

Morris, who has played for Crew 105 times since joining them in 2020, is joining Middlesbrough.

Before moving to England, the midfield player was in the middle of the 2024 MLS season and was playing well, dishing out three assists in his last four games.

Jonny Howson can be replaced by Aidan Morris at Middlesbrough.

Morris is anticipated to play a significant role in Boro’s midfield after Lewis O’Brien left the team after his Nottingham Forest loan expired.

But Carrick will have a tough choice to make in 2024–2025 regarding his midfield lineup, with Hayden Hackney and Jonny Howson the preferred combination when both are healthy.

This raises concerns about Morris’s potential position on the Boro squad come football season.

Morris, nevertheless, ought to be seen as captain Howson’s long-term replacement given his age of thirty-six.

In his last game for Crew, the USA international completed 88 of his 89 passes attempted, demonstrating his exceptional passing ability.

Morris is a relentless worker who covers a lot of ground in a full 90 minutes, in addition to his ability to command a game from the base of midfield.

These qualities are strikingly comparable to Howson’s, but Howson is nearing the end of his career, thus Carrick ought to consider his newest addition as a 36-year-old’s replacement.