Leeds United have agreed to sign Jack Harrison on a third successive season-long loan deal with the club holding the option to sign him on a permanent move next summer, according to The Athletic reporter Phil Hay.

The Elland Road outfit saw their initial option to sign the Manchester City winger on a permanent deal expire in May, but it has now emerged they have negotiated fresh loan terms for Harrison which could see him complete a full-time move next summer.

Harrison has been a key figure during his two stints at Leeds under Marcelo Bielsa, with the 24-year-old having reached new heights this term which has seen him start every league match during the Whites' impressive journey to the Championship title.

Leeds director of football Victor Orta first revealed in an interview with Radio MARCA that a deal had been agreed for Harrison, and Hay then took to Twitter to confirm the news while adding the details regarding a potential permanent deal for the winger.

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Plenty of Leeds fans have responded to Hay's update on Harrison, with many of them praising the club for producing a smart piece of business in extending the winger's stay by another season before later deciding whether to sign him permanently.

Here are some of the responses...