Leeds United have a weight lifted off their shoulders by not having to contribute to Jack Harrison’s wages next season, says Paul Robinson.
Former Leeds goalkeeper Robinson, who is very well connected at his club, speaking on the new edition of Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast, explained that the club’s objective of meeting PSR guidelines by Sunday has been offered a significant boost by being absolved of paying Harrison next term.
Following the midfielder’s return to Goodison Park, Everton will pay 100% of Harrison’s salary for next season in exchange for Leeds not receiving a loan fee [The Athletic, 19 June].
Leeds are attempting to offload several of those returning from loan in this pre-season, with only Brenden Aaronson set to be integrated back in after spending last term at Union Berlin.
Leeds United boosted by Jack Harrison news
Ex-Whites ‘keeper Robinson believes that Leeds United have pulled off an astute piece of business in removing Harrison’s wages off the books for a year, alongside his view on Aaronson’s potential return to Leeds’ plans.
“It’s another big wage off the bill for Leeds,” he said.
“People forget that FFP and PSR are not just about transfer fees, but wages as well.
