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Rev's Sign Jack Harrison in Major Designated Player Deal
23 Jul
Summary
- English winger Jack Harrison is nearing a deal with New England Revolution.
- Harrison joins the Revs as a designated player, sources confirm.
- He previously played in the US for NYCFC before moving to Europe.
The New England Revolution is reportedly on the verge of signing English winger Jack Harrison from Leeds United. Sources indicate that Harrison will join the MLS club as a designated player. The 29-year-old winger has a notable history in American soccer, having begun his professional career with NYCFC before transferring to Europe.
Harrison's career has seen him play for several prominent clubs. After his time at NYCFC, he moved to Manchester City, followed by loans to Middlesbrough and Leeds United, where he was a key player for five seasons. He also had loan spells with Everton and most recently with Fiorentina in Serie A, contributing one goal and three assists. Harrison's return to the United States marks a familiar territory, as he attended school in Massachusetts during his youth.
The Revolution currently sit fourth in the Eastern Conference. Harrison's addition will strengthen their attack alongside midfielders like Carles Gil and Dor Turgeman, and goalkeeper Matt Turner, who recently confirmed his stay with the club.
