Jack Harrison calls New England Revolution move his ‘best signing’ after Leeds exit | OneFootball

Jack Harrison believes his switch to MLS club New England Revolution is the best signing of his career after Leeds United agreed his permanent exit last month.

According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, he completed a permanent move for an undisclosed fee, ending eight years on Leeds' books with much of his recent time spent out on loan.

After relegation in 2023 he used a loan exit clause and spent two years at Everton. He could not break into Daniel Farke’s squad last season and joined Fiorentina in January.

A return to New England had been anticipated for some time, the winger first moved there aged 14 to pursue his football ambition. He was unveiled before 34,000 fans at Gillette Stadium.

Harrison said the fans were incredible and that he had never been recognised on the field like that before. He told his agent the move was the best signing of his career so far.

He credits the US for shaping his path, progressing from New England to New York City in 2016, then Manchester City in 2018 and a brief Middlesbrough stint before three season-long loans at Leeds from 2018/19. He called this return a homecoming, saying his formative years there left him grateful, without regrets about leaving England, and that he has always felt at home in the US.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk

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