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

Jack Harrison has ended his eight-year Leeds United spell, completing a permanent move to MLS club New England Revolution.

The club said in a statement that the 29-year-old attacker has joined the Revolution for an undisclosed fee.

Harrison spent the vast majority of the past three seasons out on loan, twice with Everton, then with Fiorentina.

He first arrived from Manchester City on loan in 2018/19, contributing four goals and three assists, then returned the following year to help Marcelo Bielsa’s side win promotion with six goals and eight assists.

Back on loan for 2020/21, he produced eight goals and eight assists as Leeds finished ninth on their top-flight return after a 16-year absence. He then signed permanently in summer 2021.

The next season he scored a stoppage-time winner at Brentford on the final day to secure survival and a third successive year in the Premier League.

After further loans, he featured 13 times for Daniel Farke’s side in 2025/26 before a spell at Fiorentina, where he made 22 appearances. Leeds have wished him well as he departs on a permanent basis.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk