Overview
- The Revolution announced they acquired winger Jack Harrison from Leeds United and signed him to a Designated Player contract that runs through the 2029–30 MLS season.
- The club unveiled Harrison to fans at Gillette Stadium during New England’s 4-1 win, and the team confirmed the transfer on Saturday, July 25.
- Harrison cannot play until U.S. immigration and FIFA paperwork arrive because he still needs a P-1 visa and an international transfer certificate.
- New England used a Designated Player slot and completed roster moves, including trading Brayan Ceballos for allocation money and exchanging an international roster spot, to create the roster space and budget for the deal.
- Harrison brings prior MLS success and wide European experience with Leeds, Everton and Fiorentina, and the club expects his creativity to raise the team’s goal output with a possible debut on the trip to Montreal on Aug. 1 if clearances arrive.