Manchester City may profit if Leeds United decide to sell a key winger.
Per The Mirror, a sell-on clause in Jack Harrison's Leeds contract means that City will earn a percentage of any transfer deal.
Specifically, City would get 20 percent of any profit made on a sale by Leeds.
Harrison was sold by City to Leeds for 11 million in 2018.
If a club were to pay 35 million for Harrison, as an example, City would earn roughly 5 million from that deal.
Harrison is a Leicester City target, but a transfer being completed before deadline day appears unlikely.