Leicester City's owners have written off £194million of debt that they had loaned to the club in a move that could potentially see the Foxes return in the summer with a lucrative financial package for Leeds United's Jack Harrison.
The Foxes reportedly had a £20million bid for Harrison rejected earlier in the window and were pushing to sign the attacking midfielder right up until the deadline on Tuesday. With just 18 months left on his contract, Leeds know that they have a decision to make regarding the former New York City man's future at the club.
Harrison's wonder-strike against Accrington Stanley in the fourth round of the FA Cup would have reminded the Whites what he has to offer - and supporters will be hoping for more moments of magic like that as they look to avoid being dragged into a relegation scrap at the end of the season.
