At Goodison Park on Saturday, Everton defeated Bournemouth 3-0. Jack Harrison scored one of the goals.

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To start climbing the ladder and out of the relegation zone, Jack Harrison believes Everton must change their mentality.

Harrison made his complete Premier League debut for Everton last weekend against Bournemouth. The winger’s hip ailment, which he sustained when he joined the team, has kept him out of action for the bulk of the current campaign.

The 26-year-old scored in his debut start at Goodison Park after joining the Blues on loan from Leeds United in August, helping his team earn their first three points at home this year. Harrison extended his team’s advantage eight minutes before halftime after James Garner had given them the lead in the eighth minute with a calm left-foot volley that went back over Neto’s head, hit the underside of the bar, and then found the back of the net.

Midway through the second half, after Harrison had a header stopped on the line by Milos Kerkez, Abdoulaye Doucoure added the last goal by smashing the ball home from close range. And the former Manchester City player thinks his team may benefit greatly from a mental shift.

He added in a statement to evertontv: “I like to bring a lot of optimism and enthusiasm to the squad.

“My mother has always taught me this since I was a little child, so I always strive to remember that. The least you can do as a football player is that.

“I don’t like to be satisfied with just enough. You need to develop a winning attitude, and if I can contribute this to the team and assist a few others in pushing one another to the limit and to the next level, then that’s ultimately what it’s all about.

There is a tremendous amount of skill present, and I believe that if everyone could only sometimes raise their game, we might become even better.

It was good to be back outside, and I intend to increase my fitness a little more. Everyone had a great day, and I’m optimistic about the future.

Harrison expressed his thoughts after the victory on Saturday, saying, “You see how much it means to the fans when you’re working hard, and for me, I’ve always said that’s the least you can do.”

“I strive to duplicate that every time. It’s an honor to be out there, and I always strive to leave everything out there. It’s great that Everton supporters have noticed that.

“I’m now regaining my fitness. Even if I started to get fatigued near the finish, I’ll never stop pushing myself to the maximum, and it’s amazing to do it in front of supporters who enjoy it.