Leeds United loanee
"As a player, I always want to play at the highest level and push myself to the limit. I am not opposed to going back to Man City if that’s what’s required of me, if that’s what is wanted. I have to be ambitious as a player as well.
"If it’s playing with Man City or wherever, or with Leeds in the Premiership next season, I’m going to try and play my best wherever it is. We’ll just have to see what happens I think."
It's unknown if Leeds United have an option to buy Harrison at the end of the season, but the Manchester Evening News have reported the 23-year-old would be allowed to leave City if the club receives an offer of £8m.
Marcelo Bielsa's side dealt with City's negotiations during the January transfer window when they signed Ian Poveda from the Premier League champions' Under-23 side, but a deal for Harrison will only be sanctioned if the club gets promoted.
Leeds United are currently top of the Championship table ahead of West Brom, while they're also seven points inside the automatic promotion places.
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Source : 90min