Paul Robinson has expressed his desire to see winger Jack Harrison return to Elland Road next summer after making a significant impact at Everton during his season-long loan.
Harrison, who joined Goodison Park late in the transfer window, has become a key player in Sean Dyche's side after overcoming an initial injury setback.
Former Leeds United goalkeeper, now a BBC Sport pundit, has singled out the "brilliant" wide man as the top candidate he would like to see reintegrated into Daniel Farke's squad.
Speaking exclusively to MOT Leeds News, Robinson acknowledged the "huge" dependency on the Yorkshire outfit securing promotion back to the Premier League for the 27-yea-old's return to materialize.
The winger was among several players who departed with relegation release clauses, making his potential comeback contingent on the club's elevation to the top flight.
"I think there are players that could come back, most notably for me Jack Harrison.
“That’s only a loan and I think he had such a big impact at the club, he’s had a big impact in Everton already in the short time that he’s been there, he’s one that I’d like to see integrated back into the club if they were to be successful in getting back in the Premier League.
“He’s better than a Championship player. He’s a brilliant player, like he’s shown at Everton."
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