Max Aarons, born on 4 January 2000 (age 26), is an English right-back whose career has been shaped most clearly by Norwich City. Now with Bournemouth, he carries a market value of around £3.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
Norwich was where Aarons became an established senior player rather than just another promising full-back. Across five seasons he made 201 league appearances and scored five league goals, a substantial body of work for a defender still early in his career. His most productive league campaign came in 2018-19, when he scored two goals in 41 appearances.
There were loan experiences around the edges of his development, but the weight of the career sits with Norwich rather than the smaller stops. That long run of regular football gave him a platform few young full-backs get, and it remains the spell by which his career is most easily measured.
His recent form has been steady rather than spectacular, though he has been out of the matchday squad lately. His most recent appearance came in Falkirk 2-5 Rangers on 16 May 2026.
Aarons is an established right-back with a career built mainly on regular service at Norwich City, followed by the next stage at Bournemouth and loan football elsewhere.
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