Jack Harrison has agree to sign permanent four years deal with Everton fc after loan success continues…

The Blues will again be operating on a tight budget when the summer transfer window opens due to financial difficulties. Everton reportedly don’t have an option to buy Harrison in the current agreement and he has three years remaining on his Elland Road deal.

Dyche responded: “We’ll have to worry about that when we get to the summer. We’re still in that flux position where we don’t know quite where it is. We’re still planning as many things as we can.

“Myself and Kevin, the scouts and staff, looking at options how we could mould things here first and what’s outside of here. But it is the shifting sands at the moment.”

Promotion would likely result in fresh uncertainty over the futures of the players – including the Austrian defender Max Wober and Brenden Aaronson, the USA international midfielder – who left Leeds on loan last summer amid the prospect that manager Daniel Farke could seek to reintegrate some back into his squad.

Robin Koch and Luis Sinisterra have already agreed permanent deals away from Yorkshire since leaving on an initial loan last summer, committing their futures to Eintracht Frankfurt and Bournemouth respectively.

And it has emerged that Harrison is another man set on a permanent move away from Elland Road, with Football Insider reporting the 27-year-old is determined to avoid a return even if Leeds regain their Premier League status.