‘I’m really happy’ – Everton & Leeds United loanee makes admission about his future
According to reports, Jack Harrison wants to stay at Everton permanently despite Leeds United’s championship victories.
Harrison, 27, is scheduled to return to Daniel Farke’s team at the conclusion of the current season. Harrison joined the team in the summer on a consecutive season-long loan from Leeds. But this year, he has become a valuable member of Sean Dyche’s squad, securing a regular position on the right wing.
Harrison is “eager” to stay at Everton and wants to stay in the Premier League, according to Football Insider. Leeds currently holds a better goal differential than Ipswich, placing them second in the Championship. Additionally, they trail Leicester by six points, and a return to the top division is likely. Even if they receive a promotion, the article claims he is not interested in returning to the Yorkshire club.
The report further states that the Toffees’ prospective ownership by 777 Partners and the outcome of their points deduction appeal will determine whether or not they make a permanent transfer. If they wanted to sign him, they would also need to start over in discussions with Leeds, which would be challenging considering that he recently inked a new long-term contract that would have bound him until 2028.
Speaking to Everton’s official website following the 2-2 draw with Tottenham earlier this month,After Everton’s 2-2 draw with Tottenham earlier this month, he spoke to the team’s official website and expressed his happiness with the club. I have performed in many roles and with various styles.The squad has embraced me wholeheartedly, and I couldn’t have hoped for more. Behind the scenes, the coaching staff and performance team also assisted me in recovering from my injuries and positioned myself well physically on the field.Being a part of it has been fantastic, and I’m incredibly delighted
he revealed how much he’s enjoying his time at the club. “I’ve played in different positions and in a different style as well. The group has welcomed me in fantastically and I couldn’t have asked for anymore, with them and the coaching staff and performance team as well behind the scenes who helped me come back from injury and put me in a good spot physically on the pitch. It’s been great to be part of and I’m really happy.”
His current Transfermarkt valuation is €22.00 million (£18 million), and considering Everton’s dire financial circumstances, it could be challenging to raise that kind of money.