According to Pete O’Rourke, via Football Insider, Leeds manager Daniel Farke wants a new attacker added to his squad in January. If attacking reinforcements are brought in, it could make a move for Jack Harrison possible, as Farke is reportedly open to the 28-year-old’s exit. However, a potential move away for Harrison is not currently happening.

According to Football Insider, Leeds United are reportedly open to offers for Jack Harrison in the January window, but only if they can secure a suitable replacement first. Leeds are willing to entertain bids for the 28-year-old winger only if Harrison's departure does not leave them short on personnel. Pete O’Rourke told Football Insider that Leeds would not entertain an offer for Harrison unless it is a good one. The club’s stance is that they will consider offers if they are able to bring in attacking reinforcements.

Jack Harrison is another player that could leave this summer following his Premier League loan with Everton as part of what could be a mass exodus at Elland Road.

Jack Harrison is available for another loan this summer provided the interested club covers his full wages - but the Leeds winger is looking for a permanent switch away. As Leeds did not achieve promotion to the Premier League, Harrison can leave for another season on loan. Everton are keen on tying him down to another year at Goodison Park but Harrison is hoping to make a move for the long-term and right now Sean Dyche's side cannot afford to pay Leeds a fee for a permanent transfer. It's believed that the 27-year-old's situation has alerted other clubs and talks are set to be held over his future.