Leeds United have plenty of transfer business they still need to conduct this summer.

At the top of Leeds’ list of priorities is signing a new goalkeeper, with James Trafford being the dream signing for United this summer.

Negotiations for Shea Charles also appear to be ongoing as the Southampton midfielder continues to attract Premier League interest.

However, the Whites also have plenty of players they need to get off their books. One of these players is Jack Harrison, and recent reports suggest Leeds could be set to make another transfer error when it comes to their handling of the winger this summer.

Jack Harrison to be allowed to leave Leeds on loan… again

According to the latest reports from Football Insider, Leeds would be willing to accept a loan offer for Harrison again.

The 29-year-old has a contract that runs at Elland Road until 2028. The Whites are said to be willing to simply get him off their books for another campaign.

However, sanctioning another loan move for Harrison would be another baffling decision from the 49ers.

At this point, it’s becoming a joke. Harrison has already spent two years on loan at Everton.

Daniel Farke then made the mistake of reintegrating him into the squad last season. Farke then quickly realised Harrison wasn’t good enough, so the Englishman was loaned out to Fiorentina in January.

Rather than loaning him out for a fourth time, surely it would be in Leeds’ best interests to just sell him.

Previous reports have linked Harrison with a return to the MLS, with New England Revolution interested in his services.

Hopefully, this move materialises, and it turns out to be a permanent one.

Loaning Jack Harrison out makes no sense

Just from the look on his face throughout the start of last season as he sat on our bench, it is painfully clear that Harrison does not care whatsoever about playing for Leeds.

Having someone like this return to Thorp Arch summer after summer, who has no intention of staying, is just an unwanted distraction. Even if he doesn’t directly train with the team, which it doesn’t look like he is, thankfully.

Harrison’s relationship with Leeds fans is non-existent. Now, they just want to see the back of him.

Even if the fee is minimal, surely it’s better than loaning out Harrison once again before he inevitably disappoints and returns to West Yorkshire to repeat the cycle yet again next summer.

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