Harrison continued where he left off on Sunday with “another frustrating night” that lacked any kind of “end product” in the final third, according to the Liverpool Echo’s post-match player ratings piece.
With their victory over Burnley on Wednesday, the Toffees extended their winning streak to seven games in all competitions. They will now visit Fulham in the Carabao Cup quarterfinals.
Harrison has started in four of the previous five wins, but following his last two outings, he has drawn some criticism following an incredible individual start to his Everton career.
The 26-year-old helped Dominic Calvert-Lewin score the game-winning goal against West Ham on Sunday, but he received criticism for frequently “failing to deliver” in the closing third.
Harrison criticised for latest Everton showing
The Liverpool Echo gave Harrison a 6/10 for his performance, criticizing him especially for his wastefulness in the last portion of the game.
Jack Harrison, age six. For the winger, it was another disappointing evening. Like on Sunday, some of his play was well-organized, but the result fell short.
At Leeds, Harrison was always the same kind of player. He used to appear like a possible world champion, but the following time around, nothing he tried seemed to work.
Harrison is lucky that Everton is winning right now since that should cover up for some of his annoying contributions, especially if he continues to have the odd goal involvement like he did on Sunday.
Harrison, who can be so unreliable, is apparently likely to fetch around £30 million from Leeds for a permanent transfer. If they can clinch the deal, it would be fantastic business for a player they only paid £11 million for.
In a related development:
For Leeds this season, Summerville—who turned 22 this week—has been outstanding. With six goals and four assists for his teammates, the Dutch flyer has 10 goals and 10 assists in 11 Championship games.
Before the two matches in November against Gibraltar and Ireland, Voetbal International reporter Suleyman Ozturk is pleading with Ronald Koeman to call Summerville up to the senior Netherlands squad due to his impressive form.
Leeds would make every effort to keep Summerville at Elland Road before the January window, Dean Jones said this week in an interview with Give Me Sport. Summerville, according to Romano, decided to remain in Leeds throughout the summer.
As he has done recently, he claims that Burnley, Bournemouth, and Everton shown interest. The Italian journalist adds that Summerville might make a U-turn and decide to change his mind, though.
“Last summer, I brought up Everton, Bournemouth, and Burnley as teams interested in Summerville, but he chose to remain at Leeds. It might not be the same in January; nothing concrete has been announced as of yet.
Regarding Summerville, Romano said Caught Offside, “But this could change in the next few weeks as many clubs are following him, though I can’t comment on any concrete names for the moment.”
Leeds star Cree Summerville could change mind after staying
If, that is, he decides to go. It is possible that, in January, Summerville’s form will make a new list of clubs interested. He really has been amazing. But why go when he could end up a hero on Elland Road?
Summerville must be kept on board if Daniel Farke is to lead Leeds to promotion. We are pushing for an immediate comeback, and he is scoring and setting up the goals. Next up is Leicester, a huge match.
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