£15 million rated Leeds United player’s difficulties at his loan club continue as he scores a 5/10 in a match that makes headlines

Jack Harrison, a winger for Leeds United, isn’t approaching securing a long-term Everton transfer in the appropriate way as his personal performance declined dramatically in 2024.

Leeds‘ summer transfer plans will probably be determined once more by the outcomes involving the players who are currently on loan from the team.

Jack Harrison was one of the select handful who moved on to play in the Premier League, spending the season with Sean Dyche’s Everton.

Jack Harrison might bring £15 million to Leeds – YEP

Last week, a list of Leeds‘ out-on-loan players and their potential permanent sales price was published by The Yorkshire Evening Post.

Harrison, who cost £11 million to acquire from Manchester City in 2021, might try to earn the Whites about £15 million should Leeds receive the following offers:

Harrison, an Everton loanee, will not be leaving Elland Road for free this summer as he signed a new contract with Leeds around this time last year.

“After completing another season of Premier League football, Everton or another top flight team may very well look to hire him for the 2024–2025 season. ” No matter what level Leeds is in, £15 million is probably a fair price for a winger with his pedigree for most interested clubs.

Which of the players on loan would you want back?

Jack Harrison received a 5/10 for Everton‘s contentious victory over Nottingham Forest.
The away team’s perplexing social media outburst implying Luton Town prejudice from the VAR referees has overshadowed the fallout from Everton‘s 2-0 victory against Nottingham Forest.

Ashley Young was not given a penalty for three very obvious penalties. Harrison was the next player up the right channel for Everton. He received a 5/10 rating from Liverpool World despite having an entirely forgettable game and doing little to aid Dyche’s team in winning.

“had no effect on the game during the first half. He committed a similar foul in the second half to thwart a Forest counterattack and was booked for it.

Harrison can succeed in obtaining a long-term PL transfer.
Given how obviously they lack the financial resources to sign Harrison this summer, I believe we can easily rule Everton out of the picture.

Leeds, though, will be hoping that in the last stretch of games, Dyche can extract enough from him to make someone believe he’s worth putting money into.

We would be happy to have £15 million at this point, considering how subpar he has been at Goodison Park overall, especially after a promising beginning.