Jack Harrison is set to rejoin Everton on a season-long loan from Leeds United, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Italian journalist reported that the two clubs are exchanging documents, and the deal is done.
This marks a smart piece of business by Everton, who are operating on a shoestring budget this summer.Harrison spent last season at Goodison Park and will now return for another year. The forward’s loan signing is a significant boost to Sean Dyche’s squad ahead of next season. Despite financial troubles and player sales, Everton are still managing to bring in new players.In addition to Harrison, Everton are also set to sign Tim Iroegbunam from Aston Villa for £9million. The club has submitted a bid to sign another forward, described as “unbelievable”.
These signings represent a significant turnaround for the club, which has experienced a miserable few years.The future looks brighter for Everton, with the club’s takeover developments and new signings generating excitement among fans. Harrison’s return will be a welcome addition to the squad, and his familiarity with the club and players will be an asset.The loan signing also represents a smart piece of business by Leeds United, who are looking to offload players to reduce their wage bill. Harrison’s departure will help the Whites free up resources to bring in new players.Everton fans can stay up to date with the latest news and transfer updates by joining the Goodison News WhatsApp channel.
By joining, fans will receive breaking news and exclusives straight to their device.In other news, Everton has been linked with a move for another forward, described as “unbelievable”. The club’s bid to sign the player is a significant statement of intent, and fans will be eagerly waiting to see if the deal is completed.Overall, Jack Harrison’s return to Everton is a significant boost to the club, and his loan signing represents a smart piece of business by the Toffees. With other signings in the pipeline, the future looks brighter for Everton, and fans can expect an exciting season ahead.