Leeds United are in discussions with Fiorentina over a potential move for Jack Harrison during the winter transfer window.

Talks are ongoing and no final agreement has yet been reached, but there is an expectation that negotiations could progress in the coming days.

Harrison remains under contract at Elland Road until June 2028, though his role under Daniel Farke has been limited this season.

After spending the previous two campaigns on loan at Everton, the winger has struggled to re-establish himself following his return to West Yorkshire.

He has played just 263 minutes in the Premier League this term and has been named in the starting XI only once.

Farke has often favoured Brenden Aaronson and Noah Okafor in wide areas, while a recent shift to a five-man defensive system has further reduced the need for natural wingers.

Harrison was handed a rare start in Leeds’ FA Cup victory over Derby County at the weekend, although he was deployed out of position at left-back.

That appearance may yet prove to be his final outing for the club if a move to Italy is agreed.

The 29-year-old first joined Leeds United on loan from Manchester City in 2018 and quickly became an important figure under Marcelo Bielsa.

After three successive loan spells, the move was made permanent in 2021 as part of a side that had won the Championship title the previous season.

Harrison remained a regular starter under subsequent managers but was unable to prevent the club’s relegation from the Premier League in 2023.

His decision to leave on loan following that relegation strained his relationship with sections of the Elland Road support.

Leeds remained in the Championship during his absence, with Harrison returning to the club ahead of the current campaign.

Despite being reintegrated into the squad, opportunities have been scarce and competition for places has remained intense.

Fiorentina are currently 18th in Serie A and sit three points from safety, having struggled for consistency in the opening half of the season.

They have also been short of natural wide options, prompting them to explore reinforcements during the winter window.

Manor Solomon, who impressed on loan at Leeds last season, has already joined the Italian side this month.

A move to Florence would see Harrison link up with the Israel international once again.

Harrison has made 219 appearances for Leeds United in all competitions, scoring 34 goals and providing 32 assists.

With his first-team involvement limited and Fiorentina keen to strengthen, the coming days may prove decisive for both player and club.