Leeds United's Jack Harrison has emerged as the Whites best attacking hope for their battle against relegation from the Premier League, with the 26-year-old creating the most chances per 90 minutes for Javi Gracia's side in the top-flight this season.
If things had played out differently, Harrison could be lining up as a Leicester City player for the remainder of the season. An 11th-hour deal for a potential move to the Foxes collapsed, as he was quickly whisked back to West Yorkshire.
Talks of Leeds agreeing a new deal for Harrison have quietened down of late and with the attacking midfielder out of contract at the end of next season, the club need to make a decision over his future soon. The former New York City star has shown his quality in glimpses so far this campaign - a stunning strike against Accrington Stanley in the fourth round of the FA Cup stands out as a recent highlight.
