Leeds United still has a number of well-known players on their roster. Despite being relegated from the Premier League last season, there wasn’t a massive exodus from Elland Road this summer as many expected. Instead, most players left on loan. However, Luis Sinisterra was permanently sold to Bournemouth this week, and there’s talk of other loaned players also making permanent moves soon.
In an episode of The Square Ball Podcast, Phil Hay discussed the future of some of Leeds’ loan players, including Jack Harrison. He suggested that there is a possibility Harrison may leave for good in the near future, with clubs like Everton showing interest. Hay emphasized that while Harrison has been a valuable asset to Leeds, his potential departure this summer would not be a significant loss. The emergence of new players like Crysencio Summerville, Georginio Rutter, Dan James, and Willy Gnonto has proven that the wings are a position where Leeds doesn’t necessarily need to make immediate changes. Despite Harrison’s skill and contributions, he is not a player that Leeds is currently desperate to retain.
