Leeds United chief Marcelo Bielsa has praised the professionalism of on-loan Manchester City winger Jack Harrison after his performance in the Whites' 2-0 win over Huddersfield Town at the John Smith's Stadium on Saturday.
Harrison played a pivotal role in helping the Whites post a sixth successive Championship win as his sublime cross from the left hand side found the head of architect-in-chief Pablo Hernandez to nod home Leeds' second goal of the afternoon and his third of the season.
The assist took Harrison's tally for the season to five, meaning he has one more than he managed in the whole of last season already.
As well as proving to be a useful provider for goals, the 23-year-old has also found the net four times this term.
On his upturn in performance levels and numbers, Bielsa paid great credit to the winger, highlighting just how much he has improved since last term.
"The answer is in the question," said Bielsa when asked what has been the key to Harrison's consistency. "He crosses better and he finishes better.
"In the last season, he used to cross worse and he used to finish worse than in this season. He has progressed a lot and it’s down to him, his progress.
"He is a very professional player, he works a lot.
"He is always looking at every detail and he is improving clearly."
Harrison will be hoping to carry this good form into Tuesday night's Elland Road clash against Hull City.
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