Leeds United winger Jack Harrison has seen his Everton loan stint come to a conclusion, but Toffees’ Director of Football Kevin Thelwell has revealed plans in place to see him return permanently.Leeds have one game left in their season to secure their promotion to the Premier League, heading to Wembley for the playoff final where they face Southampton.Getting back into the top flight at the first time of asking would be a huge boost for the 49ers in the transfer window, knowing they will hold much more power in outgoings.After the final day of the Premier League season on Sunday, it saw Jack Harrison’s loan stint come to an end with Everton, helping them to stave off relegation worries despite two points deductions.With that, the club’s official site confirms that the winger’s loan concludes and he will head back to Elland Road as things stand.Director of Football Kevin Thelwell’s update on the 27-year-old indicates that their intentions of landing Harrison permanently might hinge on the playoff final this Sunday:“We also thank Arnaut and Jack for their roles in the progress made by our Men’s Senior Team this season under Sean and his coaching staff. We will continue discussions with Leeds regarding Jack’s future in the coming weeks.”Harrison made 29 league appearances in an Everton shirt this season with three goals and three assists to his name, his last goal involvement coming against Tottenham in early February.Harrison permanent deal would be a great financial boost for LeedsYou would imagine that our playoff final result with have a bearing on the deal that Everton look to pursue with Harrison.Should we go up, we’re going to be commanding the highest possible fee for someone who has plenty of top flight experience.It’s a worry though that they are waiting for our playoff clash before deciding, as there could be a cut-price deal in the offing if we stay down.
