News about Jack Harrison

EVERTON 2-1 CRYSTAL PALACE - JOE BERNSTEIN AT GOODISON PARK: Dwight McNeil scored twice to earn Everton their first Premier League victory of the season after they'd trailed at half-time to Crystal Palace who remain winless. The feelgood factor at Goodison Park following encouraging news about a prospective takeover from American businessman Dan Friedkin was in danger of dissipating when the visitors went ahead through England defender Marc Guehi. But manager Sean Dyche's decision to replace Jesper Lindstrom for Jack Harrison paid dividends with the second of McNeil's quickfire goals strikes set up by the substitute.

Everton have announced the £17m capture of Irish centre-back Jake O'Brien after the 23-year-old signed a four-year contract at Goodison Park following his move from Ligue 1 side Lyon. O'Brien - who won his first Ireland cap against Hungary in June, playing alongside Everton captain Seamus Coleman in a 2-1 win - is the club's fifth signing of the summer following the loan return of Leeds winger Jack Harrison and arrivals of midfielder Tim Iroegbunam and forwards Iliman Ndiaye and Jesper Lindstrom.

Everton have announced the season-long loan signing of Napoli's Jesper Lindstrom. The Denmark midfielder only moved to the Serie A side last summer but will now spend a year at Goodison Park, with the deal including an option for the move to be made permanent. The 24-year-old has 16 senior international caps and won the Europa League with Eintracht Frankfurt in 2023.

Toffees owners Blue Heaven Holdings have been trying to sell the club for an extended period of time, initially looking set to sell to 777 Partners before the deal was cancelled. The latest talks have been with the Friedkin Group to explore a potential takeover, but both parties, according to a joint statement, 'agree it is in both their interests for Everton to explore alternative options'. The Friedkin Group have been lenders to the club, helping facilitate the club's new stadium being built, and had expressed interesting in taking over from Farhad Moshiri and Co.

The 27-year-old (left) made 35 appearances for Everton on loan last season, scoring four goals as he helped the Toffees to securing another year in the Premier League under Sean Dyche (right). Harrison is contracted to Leeds until 2028 having signed a new deal in April last season, though the Whites were relegated just weeks later and Harrison faced the dilemma of whether to play in the Championship again.

Leeds United will be forced to sell a number of prized assets this summer to balance the books after missing out on the payday of promotion to the Premier League enhanced their bleak financial outlook. Crysensio Summerville could lead a mass exodus at Elland Road after Leeds lost 1-0 to Southampton in Sunday's play-off final. Not winning a return to the top flight means the club lost out on north of £100m in matchday, broadcast and commercial revenue. Leeds will not just have to sell before they can buy this summer - but also settle substantial outstanding amounts owed in past transfers. It is understood the club owe £189.7m in agreed instalments of payments for player acquisitions before this year.

Despite beating Brighton 2-0 at the Amex on the final day of the campaign, United (pictured) finished in a lowly eighth and may have missed out on European football altogether. Erik ten Hag finds himself under major pressure and two of his big earners have been recognised among the league's worst performers in light of his side's woes. Surprisingly, one Arsenal (inset) player has also joined them in the team of flops. But who else has made the cut? Here, Mail Sport reveals all...

Being manager of Everton is like 'juggling sand', according to boss Sean Dyche who also compared trying to stop the endless negative noise at the club to 'putting your fingers in the dam'. The Toffees won their first home Merseyside Derby since 2010 with a 2-0 win over Liverpool on Wednesday but the club is still hamstrung by financial crises and a protracted takeover saga with the Premier League at odds with prospective American owners 777 Partners at odds. Five senior players are out of contract in the summer including club captain Seamus Coleman, impressive midfielder Idrissa Gana Gueye, plus experienced heads Ashley Young , Andre Gomes and former England star Dele Alli . Two others, Jack Harrison and Arnaut Danjuma, are only on loan. Transfer business in the last few windows has been extremely limited, with Everton dealing mainly in cheap deals and loans in order to balance the financial books. That is likely to continue this summer and Everton might be forced to sell a key asset to help cut losses after the latest set of accounts showed they were £89.1million in the red.

For Manchester United's Premier League match against Everton at Old Trafford today, there is a "Featured RequestABet," several 'Price Boosts', and a 'Double Boost'. Firstly, the 18/1 RequestABet requires 'Alejandro Garnacho and Jack Harrison to shoot 1+ times on target and take 2+ fouls per'. In the reverse fixture, Garnacho and Harrison each scored two or more fouls. Meanwhile, the first two boosts we'll be looking at for this game are 'Bruno Fernandes to score or assist' at 1/1, and 'Garnacho to record 2+ shots on target' at 3/1.

Tottenham head coach Ange Postecoglou has warned any proposal to introduce blue cards and sin bins will destroy football

After Everton's draw 2-2, Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou felt goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario deserved more respect from referee Michael Oliver. The Italian, who suffered with a similar problem last week in their FA Cup exit to Manchester City, did not have to contend with Dwight McNeil's inswinging corner under his own crossbar, which allowed Jack Harrison to equalize to 1-1. And although the Spurs manager was reluctant to criticize the officials, he believed there could have been more involvement as Spurs missed the opportunity to move forward with second-placed City.

Since scoring the winner over West Ham on October 29, the striker, just the fourth player to reach 50 Premier League goals for his club, found the net. He has since fallen into a slew of 17 games, but he has seen two goals chalked off in that period, including an attempt by Andre Gomes on Emerson Royal in the reverse fixture at Spurs in December, where he has now gone a blank. Sean Dyche argued that Calvert-Lewin has faith and that his woes are a broader team setback ahead of the home showdown against Ange Postecoglou's team. But Calvert-Lewin departed the stadium empty handed after being awarded to Jack Harrison after belatedly scoring in the first half on Saturday.

Jarrad Branthwaite scored in injury time to salvage a point for Everton in a 2-2 draw with Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park. Ange Postecoglou's side had taken the lead after just four minutes when Richarlison wreaked havoc on his former club with a spectacular shot from inside. Following a corner, the Toffees equalized on the half hour mark, until Richarlison regained Spurs' lead just before the break from the box.

And if he failed to celebrate the two goals against his former club, supporters have lauded the Tottenham striker's first half brace against Everton. The in-form forward returned to Goodison Park after scoring seven goals in his previous seven games and wasted no time in adding to his tally on his old stomping ground. On Merseyside, the Brazilian took just three minutes to begin scoring, and after Jack Harrison and drew the hosts' level, he added a second before the break, with a delectable curled finish. Spurs fans celebrated the striker's new form in front of goal. The Richarlison style ain't talked about enough.' Man is on fire !' One column discussed X, while others described the assault as "Warra". Finally getting the authentic Richarlison - and 'That's a quality strike from Richarlison'. The highest quality.'

Cauley Woodrow said he felt his hand'crack' after a collision with James Tarkowski just seconds before determining the FA Cup fourth round winner for Luton. Rob Edwards' side earned a spot in the next round and the Hatter's second victory at Goodison Park this season, with the former Fulham striker coming off the bench for his 96th-minute winner. Vitaliy Mykolenko had already scored an own goal before Jack Harrison equalized in the second half. The winner of Woodrow's festival sparked wild celebrations, which may have helped ease the agony of a suspected broken hand.

JOE BERNSTEIN OF GOODISON PARK: Everton's search for a trophy will continue into a 30th year following Cauley Woodrow's injury-time winner for Luton. The natives weren't joking about this. They switched on their own team at the final whistle after booed their former player Ross Barkley and referee Simon Hooper through a tumultuous afternoon at Goodison. When Tim Krul's blunder gave Sean Dyche's men an equalizer, they buffed and puffed, and even received a stroke of luck.

Lyon is keen on Arnaut Danjuma, but Everton is hesitant to limit his loan from Villarreal because Dwight McNeil is injured. Danjuma's return to the Premier League for a second time after being restricted to a bit-part role with Tottenham after a January loan transfer in 2023. Since being unable to dislodge either McNeil or Jack Harrison as Sean Dyche's regular starters from wide positions, he has had more success at Goodison Park, scoring 17 times in all competitions so far this season.

Sky Bet are offering a 'Featured ReqeustABet' worth at an eye-catching 18/1 for those who will be attending Crystal Palace's FA Cup match against Everton at Selhurst Park with a close eye on tonight. 'Jack Harrison must score one or two assists, commit 2+ fouls, and win 1 or more fouls, according to the RequestABet.' Harrison was everywhere for the Toffees the last time these two teams met, assisting on one goal, committing two fouls, and winning a foul en route to a 3-2 victory. In addition, the 27-year-old winger's three assists and committed 11 fouls for the Merseyside club this season.

During their 3-2 win over Everton on Wednesday night, Kyle Walker was restrained by Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola. The Cityzens, who have been out of sorts late, fight back after Jack Harrison gave the hosts a goal up in the first half, with Phil Foden scoring from outside the penalty area. After the referee gave the visitors a tumultuous hand ball against Everton midfielder Amadou Onana, which Sean Dyche blasted as 'nonesn', Julian Alvarez will lead them 2-1 up from the penalty spot.'

After a spectacular comeback to Everton, Pep Guardiola said that Manchester City demonstrated why they are world champions, but Sean Dyche was left blasting the handball rule. After losing at halftime to Jack Harrison's opener, Phil Foden boosted the Premier League champions to just their second victory in seven matches. Foden's spectacular equalizer came before Amadou Onana was suspended for handling Nathan Ake's attempt at 1-1, with Julian Alvarez scoring the penalty before Bernardo Silva's late third.

LEWIS STEELE AT GOODISON PARK: Manchester City, the recently crowned world champions, returned to Premier League action by defeating Everton 3-1 at Goodison Park. Pep Guardiola's team lost in their first match after winning the Club World Cup in Saudi Arabia last week. After the break, Phil Foden brought the visitors to a different place, defeating Jordan Pickford and then Julian Alvarez's penalty completed the turnaround.

Manchester City is back in Premier League action after losing 3-1 at Goodison Park after coming from behind to beat Everton 3-1. In the second half, Pep Guardiola's side, Julian Alvarez, and Bernardo Silva were on target to earn the three points for the newly crowned Club World Cup champions. As the Toffees continued to push their survival hopes, man City seemed to have fallen further behind in the title fight after Jack Harrison put the Everton up in the first half.

OLIVER HOLT AT GOODISON PARK: The accused beat the convicted at Goodison Park on Wednesday night as part of a 115 Premier League charge thrashed a team facing 115 charges last month with a crucial goal that culminated in more ferocity and consternation about the handball rule. Given the circumstances, it seemed to be a fitting way for the game to be decided. Manchester City re-ignited a title contest that had unexpectedly fell apart from the table's top stage by drawing a line under a perplexingly bad run of form.

Everton's 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest has given the club and its followers a big boost after being fined ten points for breaching Premier League financial laws, according to Sean Dyche. Dwight McNeil scored his first goal in the second half at the City Ground, slamming home his first game of the season after Jack Harrison's far-post cross.