Jack Harrison Leeds transfer 2025 rumours are heating up after the winger returned to pre-season training — but with no clear role in Daniel Farke’s plans.
After two loan spells at Everton, the 28-year-old is back at Thorp Arch, but a Goodison Park return looks unlikely. And with a contract running until 2028, Leeds must now decide whether to offload him permanently or via another loan.
“That Bridge Has Been Burnt” – Robinson
Former Leeds and England goalkeeper Paul Robinson believes Harrison’s time at the club is coming to an end — regardless of contract length.
“I don’t think he’s got a future at Leeds. That bridge has been burnt by the manager and the player,” Robinson told Football Insider.
“If you asked both honestly, they’d happily part ways — either loan or permanent.”
Robinson also noted Farke’s tendency to clear out characters he doesn’t fully back — pointing to previous dressing room exits. Harrison, he suggests, no longer fits the manager’s plans.
What Would a Move Look Like?
Leeds paid £10 million for Harrison in 2021 when they signed him permanently from Manchester City. Robinson admits they’re unlikely to recoup that fee — but a loan-to-buy deal or cut-price move could be on the table.
With wages, age, and Championship realities to consider, suitors may prefer a loan — especially as Harrison showed glimpses of quality during his Premier League spells at Everton.
Jack Harrison Career Snapshot
| Club | Appearances (PL) | Goals | Assists |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leeds United | 107 | 16 | 15 |
| Everton (loan) | 25 | 1 | 4 |
Analyst Verdict
Despite being a consistent performer during his Premier League peak, Harrison no longer fits the Farke mould. With contract length working in Leeds’ favour, the club can be patient — but expect movement before the deadline. Whether it's a loan, sale, or mutual split, a clean break now feels inevitable.
Key Insights
- Jack Harrison back at Leeds after two-year Everton loan
- Contract runs to 2028, but club open to loan or sale
- Paul Robinson believes both parties want a split
- Leeds paid £10m in 2021 — won’t recoup full fee
- Farke unlikely to reintegrate him into first-team plans
What’s Next?
Expect interest from mid-table Premier League or ambitious Championship sides. A loan with option to buy could be most likely — especially if Harrison wants guaranteed minutes.
Should Leeds cash in on Jack Harrison now — or give him one more shot under Farke? Join the debate below!
1 Comment (last comment by Adem)
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By Adem 14 Jul 2025 10:47
He was very good under Bielsa, never reached that form again. So unfortunate because he gives everything on the field, I mean back then he was now. I havent followed him at Everton tbh.
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