How will you get it to the underground drainage from that corner and I do agree in the corner and painted to match the brick if there is a way to maove the water properly. All drainage has to move the water away from the house and in oyur case to the undergound drain. All the drainage from the roof is directed to move water from the roof to the drain and that means the drain pipes are planned along with the gutter to slope properly to get to the drain pipes , it is not just about how it looks but how it works

You don't need to reroute the whole thing. You just need to use the correct pieces to route it cleanly around the corner. Right now you have a rats nest of random connectors. Have a look at this video which discusses the basic types of downspout connectors. That will help guide you to the correct option.

@Jennifer K thank you so much for the video. I wholeheartedly agree with your rats nest description! I guess if it’s configured correctly leaving it where it is would be best since that’s where the underground drainage system is located. Thanks again!

@Patricia Colwell Consulting good point. probably best to leave downspout at existing location and just try to provide the correct connectors. I think I would probably have a small pond if I placed it where I thought it would work. ((Thought about Rain chains but not sure if they really work.

I would leave it where it is but do it correctly. The trough has to be longer to put the downpipe correctly towards the back then down using no more than 2 elbows. With your roof angles I would not put it in the corner as it will be draining two roofs which will probably overflow and go over the trough causing issues.