Jack Harrison's mum responds to Leeds United transfer question in viral expletive Everton moment

Leeds United supporters may have been given a hint about the future of winger Jack Harrison in a viral video of his jubilant mother celebrating the Everton win over Burnley in the Premier League last weekend.

The 27-year-old winger is on loan at the Toffees and Sean Dyche's men have found a rich vein of form in recent weeks, responding to a controversial 10-point deduction from the Premier League with four wins on the bounce since the start of December. Everton now sit 16th in the top-flight table, seven points clear of the drop zone and the club would have risen into the top half if not for the financial punishment.

Harrison, who is on loan at Goodison Park until the end of the season, has appeared in every Premier League match since recovering from a hip injury in September, picking up a goal and four assists. The mood around Everton is on the up and that certainly seemed to be the case as Toffees stars made their way over to a raucous away end at Turf Moor following their 2-0 win over Dyche's former side on Saturday.

One person celebrating the Everton win with gusto was none other than the mother of Harrison, who screamed her son's name in a viral video that has circulated online and garnered millions of views. Harrison makes his way over to his mum Debbie and the two share an emotional hug, before gifting his shirt to a young Everton fan.

Life at Everton has clearly won over Harrison and his family but the star, who has 206 appearances for Leeds United, is contracted at Elland Road until May 2024 and would be able to leave on a free transfer if no further deal is agreed with the Yorkshire side. Having registered 34 goals and 32 assists for the Whites, many fans will no doubt hope that Harrison will return to the club, especially if Daniel Farke does achieve promotion back to the Premier League.

However, in the video from Turf Moor, one loud Everton fan begs Harrison to 'stay here and don't go back to Leeds'. The winger remained calm as he returned to his teammates, leaving the supporter to share his plea with his mother - whose expletive response suggested that the star may have no intentions at all of continuing his career at Elland Road.