Leeds United winger Jack Harrison completes move to New England Revolution
Leeds United winger Jack Harrison has officially joined Major League Soccer side New England Revolution as a designated player. The 26-year-old departs Elland Road after six seasons with the Whites, where he made 197 appearances across all competitions.
What does this mean for Leeds United?
Harrison's departure leaves a significant gap in Leeds' attacking options. The winger contributed 37 goals and 27 assists during his time at the club, including 10 goals and 6 assists in the 2025-26 Premier League season. With Leeds finishing 14th last season (47 points, 11W-14D-13L), manager Daniel Farke will need to find a replacement to maintain offensive threat.
How did the transfer unfold?
The Revolution confirmed the signing on their official website, though financial details of the deal remain undisclosed. Harrison becomes the second Leeds player to join MLS this summer, following Tyler Adams' move to Bournemouth. The transfer comes as Leeds continue to reshape their squad ahead of the new Premier League campaign.
What's next for Leeds United?
With pre-season underway, Leeds will focus on finalizing their squad before the transfer window closes. The club has been linked with several wingers, including a potential reunion with former player Raphinha. As Leeds look to improve on last season's 49 goals scored, Farke will be keen to add creative options to replace Harrison's output.
