Jack Harrison will join Fiorentina from Leeds on loan until the end of the season, with an option for Fiorentina to buy him for 6 million euros. The deal between the clubs is concluded, according to Tuttomercatoweb.com. Harrison is expected at Viola Park tomorrow for medical examinations and to sign his contract. The arrival of Buonanotte at Leeds facilitated Harrison's departure.

Tuttomercato reports that the transfer of Jack Harrison from Leeds to Fiorentina is close to completion. The report states that contacts between the clubs continued today and the final confirmation of the deal is approaching. After long negotiations over the terms of the buy option and Harrison's contract, only the last details remain to be resolved. The report adds that there is a high level of confidence.

Tuttomercato reports that Fiorentina are pursuing Leeds winger Jack Harrison as a potential third signing, following Manor Solomon and Marco Brescianini. The operation is not yet concluded, and there is no agreement between Fiorentina and Leeds. The British club is seeking an obligation to buy for a fee of around 10-12 million, rather than an option.

Sandro Mencucci stated he was very happy to see Jack Harrison linked to Fiorentina, recalling Harrison's time at Leeds as extraordinary. Mencucci described Harrison as a modest, intelligent, and versatile player, and mentioned that Fiorentina has secured the winger from Leeds.

According to multiple sources, Jack Harrison is close to a loan move to Fiorentina. The deal could contain an obligation to make the move permanent over the summer, likely to be subject to Fiorentina avoiding demotion to Serie B. Ben Jacobs reports that a deal to take Jack Harrison to Florence is almost agreed. Jacobs wrote on X that the Leeds winger is close to a move to Fiorentina and that the parties are discussing a loan with a buy option that could become an obligation. Jacobs also reported that according to LUFC sources, as of Tuesday morning there are still points of negotiation to finalise. He also reported that Fiorentina insist an agreement is verbally in place.

Jack Harrison is close to moving to Fiorentina after returning to Leeds following a two-year loan spell at Everton. Harrison is expected to leave for Fiorentina on loan with an option-to-buy clause. Andrea Radrizzani said he advised the player's entourage of a move to Italy during the last window. Speaking to Italian outlet Firenzeviola, Radrizzani said that last summer he had already tried to advise the player's agent about bringing him to Italy and that he is happy this opportunity has arisen, particularly in a place like Florence.

Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Jack Harrison's departure from Leeds United to Fiorentina is impending. Fiorentina are close to finalising a deal to sign the winger, with negotiations between the two clubs and his representatives at an advanced stage. Jack Harrison will join Fiorentina on loan, and the club will have an option to buy him for a deal of approximately £9m. Leeds have a clause that could allow them to earn around £9m from a potential sale of Harrison in the summer, but there is no guarantee that Fiorentina will exercise the option.

Tuttomercato reports that the deal with Leeds United for Jack Harrison has been finalized. The 29-year-old joins Fiorentina as their third signing of the January transfer window, and the club will acquire the winger on a loan with an option to buy.

According to Tuttomercato, Jack Harrison's transfer to Fiorentina is imminent. The 29-year-old English winger is traveling to Florence to sign a contract that will make him a Fiorentina player. He spent the first months of the season at Leeds, where he made 13 appearances and started three times.

Fiorentina's management is proceeding with its attempt to sign Leeds winger Jack Harrison, as the club continues its activity in the transfer market. The interest in the English player, born in 1996, stems from manager Vanoli's need for attacking wingers following a change to a 4-3-3 formation. Harrison is considered an ideal profile due to his ability to play on both the right and left flanks. His contract with Leeds United is valid until June 2028, and he has made 11 Premier League appearances this season. The former England U21 international, who has two caps, has also been linked with Valencia. His current market value on Transfermarkt is €10.00m; Leeds originally signed him from Manchester City in July 2021 for a fee reported to be €12,800,000.