Leeds and 49ers will get rid of 90k-a players a week after transfer update

According to a new report, Leeds United and 49-man business have now made transfer decisions for Everton players of £90,000 a week.

Leeds’ plan for Premier League is underway

Whites won Saturday’s title in the final match of the league season, and the focus will now turn to next season as they return to the Premier League again.

Signing the new forward appears to be on the target list of Daniel Farke this summer, as Leeds has already negotiated internally for Dutch team AZ Alkmaar to sign Troy Parrott. Parot has performed well this season, and given his experience with Tottenham in the Premier League, Leeds is interested in a potential deal that could cost more than £20m.

In addition to watching Parrott, the champions kept the choice as they were interested in the other two strikers as well. TeamTalk reports that whites are pursuing a deal to sign Jamie Vardy as he leaves Leicester City to become a free agent.

At the same time, Leeds is also interested in signing Omari Hutchinson in Ipswich Town. The striker is said to have a relegation clause in his contract on Portman Road, but the tractor boys are looking to get £260-30 million in service as they are back on the second floor.

Leeds makes a decision on Jack Harrison’s Elland Road future

These potential arrivals could mean that the whites and 49ers have to balance the books and push some players, and according to a new update from football insiders, Leeds decided that Jack Harrison would be unlikely to return to Elland Road without expanding his stay in Everton.

The winger is currently ending a two-year loan agreement in Everton, and David Moyes has not yet decided whether to keep Harrison forever.

The 28-year-old earns £90,000 a week but has three years left on his contract on Elland Road, but that doesn’t change the minds of the club chief, as if the permanent move to Everton cannot be resolved and he will have to look for moves elsewhere.

One of the reasons for this is because the whites are already in a wide position and they plan to add these options by adding two new wingers.

Harrison played for the Toffees 31 times in the Premier League this season, 22 of which were starters. However, he has been trying to make an impact in front of goals and only get one assist, which may be another reason Everton may be uninterested in a permanent trade, and Leeds does not want players back to Elland Road.