There’s no doubt about it, Jack Harrison was one of Leeds United’s best last season. The winger scored eight Premier League goals in what was an extremely difficult campaign for the Whites.
He performed well under both Marcelo Bielsa and Jesse Marsch and he came up with the decisive goal, of course, drilling an effort beyond Brentford’s David Raya at the death to kick-start the survival celebrations in west London. That was a moment of ecstasy but it was also a moment of relief as the stress of a relegation battle lifted.
As the squad made the jubilant journey back up north, the 25-year-old will have been amongst those players vowing to ensure Leeds avoid the same battle against relegation this season. For him that will have meant doing more to help the side pick up Premier League points, creating chances and having even more of a direct impact on games.
