Mountains are quickly made out of molehills in the transfer window and no second invites were needed for Jack Harrison’s Brisbane comments to take off. With Leeds United now in Perth on the third leg of their Australia tour, Jesse Marsch has taken the sting out of the tail.
Harrison’s pitchside interview felt stunted and rushed at the time, but the winger was taken at face value when he said he would see what happens with his Leeds future. Marsch feels his winger had not intended to fan the flames on any transfer saga.
The American could only reiterate Harrison remains a firm part of his plans, the player’s own happiness with his situation and how there is always interest in United players because of their quality. He also said Harrison would clarify his own position, in his own words, in due course.
