According to LeedsLive, Leeds United could make a move to sign an offensive midfielder in the January transfer window.
According to the Yorkshire-based news outlet, Daniel Farke may try to bring in someone due to the lack of a true number ten.
So far, Joel Piroe has filled that role and has been in outstanding form with the Whites this season.
Leeds require another left-back since Sam Byram is out for the remainder of the season and Junior Firpo is injured.
Even if he is fit, it remains to be seen what kind of player he will be for the Whites, given his uneven performances.
That money may be used to bring in a first-team left-back, which will assist them return to the Premier League or at least improve their prospects.
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After arriving at Goodison Park with an injury, the winger has finally been able to make an impact for the Toffees in recent weeks.
Harrison debuted for the Merseyside club with a magnificent long-range strike against Bournemouth in the Premier League last season.
Everton supporters are already anticipating how much more the 26-year-old has to provide for the remainder of the season.
Everton expert journalist Joe Thomas told Leeds Live that signing Harrison on a permanent basis will be difficult for the Toffees.
He explained the difficulties that Everton confront, saying that “a lot of water must pass under the bridge before this can be considered.” Everton may face relegation this season, and the club’s finances are precarious, with doubt about whether they will stabilise during the season.”
“However, it is already clear that Harrison is a Dyche player.” The major aspect may be whether or not Leeds United are promoted this season. Returning to the Premier League would boost the club’s financial position, which is unlikely to benefit Everton.
