Leeds United's Jack Harrison raffling his hat-trick hero shirt for Yorkshire Cancer Research

Leeds United star Jack Harrison is raffling off the shirt he wore when he scored his first Premier League hat-trick to raise funds for Yorkshire Cancer Research.
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Jack said he will also sign the shirt from the West Ham v Leeds United game at London Stadium on Sunday, which Leeds won 3-2.

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It is a £10 donation on JustGiving page 'Jack Harrison hat-trick winning shirt raffle' for those who would like to enter.

A winner will be selected on Monday January 24.

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Jack wrote on the Just Giving page: "It was a special moment scoring my first Premier League hat-trick.

"I want to show my appreciation to the fans and raise money for something I care very much about.

"The shirt will be signed and can be personalised for the winner."

Hat-trick hero Jack Harrison

Photo: Leeds UnitedHat-trick hero Jack Harrison

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Hat-trick hero Jack Harrison Photo: Leeds United
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Funds raised will be donated to Yorkshire Cancer Research, the official charity partner for Leeds United.

More than £18,000 has been raised from the raffle so far.

People have been leaving comments on the page after buying a raffle ticket

Jack Harrison after scoring Leeds United's third goal v West Ham United at London Stadium on January 16, 2022.

Photo: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images

Copyright: 2022 Getty ImagJack Harrison after scoring Leeds United's third goal v West Ham United at London Stadium on January 16, 2022.

Photo: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images

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Jack Harrison after scoring Leeds United's third goal v West Ham United at London Stadium on January 16, 2022. Photo: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images Copyright: 2022 Getty Imag

Richard Hartshorn wrote: "A very generous thought - well done and thanks for your supreme effort on Sunday."

Richard Brown wrote: "Well done on your weekend achievement and a great idea for a worthy cause."

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