Leeds United has already set their sights on their transfer market as the Championship’s promotion fight approaches its conclusion.
Once they receive clarification regarding their promotion to the Premier League and their status for the upcoming season, their transfer business is expected to become more transparent.
Following an outstanding season for the Whites, players like Crysencio Summerville have been linked to a move away from Elland Road.
It will be challenging for Leeds to hold onto their best players if they are not promoted.
According to Pete O’Rourke of Football Insider, Jack Harrison is anticipated to be sold this summer in a permanent transfer after spending this season on loan at Everton.
According to reports, Farke is staying with his current wingers instead of signing the former Manchester City star.
It’s unknown what price the Elland Road squad will accept for Harrison this summer and whether Everton or another team would be the chosen destination.
Offloading Harrison would help Leeds financially
But Leeds would at least be relieved of his £40,000-a-week pay and their financial load would be lessened.
The player’s season at Everton has been hampered by injuries, and he has struggled to find his best form there.
He proved how good he can be in England’s top flight last season by scoring five goals and providing seven assists.
Leeds loanee has not been at his best this season
Harrison has scored three goals and assisted three others this season, however he has only contributed to six Premier League goals.
His Everton team has been fighting for their relegation the entire season, with the Blues losing points for not following the profit and sustainability regulations.
The Merseyside team has made a big stride toward Premier League safety after defeating Nottingham Forest over the weekend.
