Stoke City are hoping to bring New York City’s Jack Harrison back home, but West Ham and Leicester City want the winger in the Premier League, too.
Jack Harrison has taken the long way round in his pursuit of Premier League football.
The 21-year-old enjoyed spells in the Liverpool and Manchester United academy but has made his name across the Atlantic instead, emerging as one of the biggest talents in the MLS with New York City.
The report states that Stoke City made an offer of around £3.25 million which was rejected by New York City, but the Potters have now launched another bid for a talented winger recently called up to the England under-21 side for the first time.
It is understood that the Stoke-born Harrison dreams of playing in the Premier League.
Although Paul Lambert’s Potters will face competition. The Sentinel claims that both West Ham and Leicester City are also firm admirers of the wide man, who lost out to USA international Jordan Morris in the 2016 MLS Rookie of the Year award.
It appears that West Ham boss David Moyes is keen to add more quality to his side in wide areas.
Michail Antonio has been struggling with injuries of late while Marko Arnautovic has been re-purposed as an aggressive and effective centre-forward.
But will Harrison’s Stoke roots see him snub London in favour of a return home?
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