Jack Harrison ‘to be targeted’ by New England Revolution in potential MLS return | OneFootball

Jack Harrison’s Leeds United future is again in flux, with MLS side New England Revolution linked with a summer move for the 29-year-old winger.

The Blazing Musket reports that the Revs are interested in signing him, adding that he has personal ties to New England after attending Berkshire School in Sheffield, Massachusetts. A switch would mark a return to his American roots.

Harrison’s Elland Road story has been stop-start. He spent two seasons on loan at Everton after Leeds were relegated, returned in 2025, then left for Fiorentina on loan in January.

With Daniel Farke reshaping his squad for a second Premier League campaign, Harrison’s role looks uncertain. He is on a five-year deal signed in April 2023, and trimming those wages could help fund fresher wide options.

After time in the Liverpool and Manchester United academies, Harrison began his senior career with New York City FC. He produced 14 goals and 10 assists in 61 appearances before joining Manchester City in 2018, then moved to Leeds on loan and signed permanently in 2021.

He was central to promotion in 2020 and a ninth-place Premier League finish the following season, moments still cherished by supporters. A return to MLS may suit all parties given the current direction at Leeds.

Source: Leedsunited.news