Leeds United open to selling 27-year-old amid expected Premier League, European interest

Many first-team players at Leeds United left the team after being relegated to the Championship. Some made permanent exits, but many also departed on short-term contracts. Harrison, a winger, was one of those that went out on loan. He moved to Everton to stay in the Premier League, where he has contributed four goals and three assists in 24 games while maintaining a starting position under Sean Dyche.

Football Insider has now provided some information about his future with his parent team. It is reported that after Harrison’s loan at Goodison Park expires, Leeds United may consider selling Harrison. Although a stay isn’t totally out of the question, it’s possible that he leaves for good later this year because Premier League and European teams are anticipated to be interested.

Ideal for all?

Over the years, Harrison has had a significant impact on Leeds United. Throughout his 206 club appearances, he contributed 34 goals and 32 assists, which helped them both win and maintain the Championship.

But after being demoted and being on loan, a summer sale would be best for everyone. After a season on loan, he will be able to look forward to beginning a new chapter somewhere and raise some money for the Whites.Moreover, Leeds United will probably give priority to their new group of wing talents. Dan James and Crysencio Summerville have been outstanding this season, and with Wilfried Gnonto returning to his dangerous best, Harrison’s departure would allow the Whites to focus on keeping these important players on the club, which would help them develop even more.

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