Jack Harrison leaves Leeds for New England Revolution in permanent move | OneFootball

Jack Harrison has left Leeds United to join MLS side New England Revolution on a permanent deal for an undisclosed fee, ending his eight-year spell at Elland Road.

The club said in a statement that the 29-year-old winger had moved on a permanent basis and departs with their best wishes.

Harrison first arrived on loan from Manchester City in 2018/19, scoring four goals and providing three assists. He returned the following year and helped Marcelo Bielsa’s side win the Championship, contributing six goals and eight assists.

He stayed for 2020/21 on loan again, adding eight goals and eight assists as Leeds finished ninth on their Premier League return after a 16-year absence. He made the move permanent in the summer of 2021.

He then struck a stoppage-time winner at Brentford in 2022 to secure safety on the final day. Over the last three seasons he spent extended spells on loan, twice at Everton and most recently at Fiorentina after 13 outings for Daniel Farke’s team in 2025/26.

He made 22 appearances for the Serie A club before completing his move to New England Revolution.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk