Leeds United fans have pleaded with the club not to sell Jack Harrison after he scored a stunning goal vs Accrington Stanley in the fourth round of the FA Cup.
Harrison has been heavily linked with a move away from Leeds this month, with league leaders Arsenal one of the handful of teams believed to be trying to sign the attacking midfielder. Despite rumours swirling over his future, Marsch named the former New York City man in his starting XI to take on Accrington Stanley as they looked to reach the fifth round for the first time since 2016.
After a cagey start from Leeds, it was a moment of magic that saw the Whites open the scoring. A deft touch from Patrick Bamford played a perfectly weighted ball into Harrison from 25-yards out, as the 26-year-old then sent a searing drive into the bottom-right hand corner, leaving Toby Savin with no chance in goal for Accrington.
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It was a mouth-watering strike that nearly ripped a whole in the netting and despite Harrison's lack of celebration, his teammates took no time in mobbing the goalscorer to show exactly what they thought of his effort.
No sooner had the ball ripped the back of the net, before fans took to social media to tell their club that they simply cannot let Harrison leave Elland Road this month.
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