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AARONS TO GIVE MAXIMUM EFFORT…

By Max Mathews
CHAMPIONSHIP

HUNGRY: Max Aarons

MAX Aarons insists he won’t rest on his laurels after a whirlwind breakthrough season with Championship pacesetters Norwich.
Aarons, 18, went from signing his first professional deal in June to becoming the Canaries’ first-choice right-back in just three months, impressing on his league debut against bitter rivals Ipswich in September. A string of inspired performances have seen him become a fully- fledged first-teamer and England youth international but the teenager knows he can’t take his spot for granted. “Sometime...

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