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Wales international Harry Wilson was one of the Premier League’s standout performers in 2025/26. The Fulham winger registered 10 goals and seven assists in what was comfortably the best top-flight season of his career.
Now 29, he turns 30 in March next year, but that has not deterred interest in his services this summer, with Leeds United among the clubs to have held positive talks with the Wales forward.
Wilson is out of contract at the end of June and is expected to become a free agent unless Fulham can convince him to sign a new deal.
A former Liverpool player for 16 years, Wilson remains in demand ahead of the window. According to Liverpool Echo, when he was sold to Fulham in 2022, Liverpool inserted a 15 per cent sell-on clause. A similar clause has already generated income from Bobby Clark’s £7m move to Derby County via RB Salzburg.
However, with Wilson set to leave on a free transfer, Liverpool will miss out on any further windfall when he secures his next club. Leeds United are hoping to land Wilson as they compete with Champions League clubs for his signature.
He was close to joining Leeds last summer, but the move collapsed on deadline day. Other clubs are now in talks with his representatives, meaning the Whites may face a battle to secure his signing.
Aston Villa and Everton have also been linked with Wilson, with Villa able to offer Champions League football next season. If he leaves, Fulham could face a rebuild following the departure of manager Marco Silva to Benfica.
Fulham are reported to be closing in on a deal to appoint former Liverpool defender Alvaro Arbeloa as their new manager.
Wilson was voted Fulham’s Player of the Season and also earned a nomination for Premier League Goal of the Season after his trivela strike in the 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace in December.
Leeds, meanwhile, are looking to build on their return to the Premier League under Daniel Farke. Wilson will be seen as a strong addition who could significantly strengthen their attack as they aim to establish themselves in the top flight.