Leeds United are through to the next round of the Carabao Cup, with Manchester City loanee impressing.
Leeds United rotated their side for their League Cup game with Bolton Wanderers and handed several debuts to new players.
One of them, Patrick Bamford scored Leeds’ opener in the 2-1 victory, with Samu Saiz scoring the second before Bolton pulled one back.
Pundit Noel Whelan was asked by BBC Radio Leeds to name the player who impressed him most, and it was not Bamford.
Instead he named Manchester City loanee Jack Harrison as the one who caught the eye.
Whelan said, in response to asking for his man of the match: “I thought Jack Harrison had had a fantastic game.”
The former Leeds striker also picked out academy teenager Jamie Shackleton as impressive.
He added: “Jamie Shackleton showed a lot of tenacity and nice touches.”
Both players were making their full debuts for Leeds, and will be better off for the experience.
Leeds face Rotherham United at Elland Road at the weekend and both Harrison, Shackleton, and goalscorer Bamford will have given manager Marcelo Bielsa tough decisions to make ahead of his selection.
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