Jim Curtin admits that Brenden Aaronson will move to Europe

"Multiple leagues and multiple clubs in each league. Now you have real competition for a player and that just speaks to the player that Brenden has become. It's something for him to be proud of, for his teammates to be proud of and for the Philadelphia Union to be proud of, too", said Curtin to ESPN.

A hypothetical transfer for Aaronson would be a challenge. The Philadelphia's player still leaves with his parents, drive his father's car and spents hours and hours with his brother playing ping pong.

"I'm a realist and ultimately it's going to be sooner rather than later. I can say the interested European clubs are not just in one league", the coach concluded.