Aston Villa are keen to sign Fulham's Harry Wilson. According to Fabrizio Romano, Emery and Olabe are trying to bring Wilson to Villa Park. Romano asserts that initial discussions have already taken place and that Villa cannot formally agree a pre-contract with him until the final month of his deal. On Monday, Fulham's Silva confirmed that it will be hard for the club to keep Wilson due to his brilliant form. Silva said that the better Wilson plays, the greater the competition for him will be, and added that they prefer it this way.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Aston Villa are one of the clubs interested in signing Harry Wilson as a free agent in the summer. Initial talks have taken place, and a decision is expected in the coming months. This season, Wilson has contributed to 16 goals and assists for Fulham. Since December, his total of 12 is surpassed by only Haaland and Bruno.

A report from Wales Online claims that Aston Villa are interested in signing Fulham playmaker Harry Wilson. The report states that Unai Emery wants to strengthen his right flank and that Villa's transfer chiefs are considering making a formal bid in the final hours of the transfer window. However, TEAMtalk reports, citing insider Fraser Fraser and agents, that the chances of Wilson moving today are at zero and that Fulham are absolutely not willing to do any business for the attacker.

Sources close to the agents industry informed CaughtOffside that Aston Villa is closely monitoring Harry Wilson's situation. Aston Villa view him as a reliable, experienced winger who could offer immediate attacking quality. Contract negotiations between Fulham and Harry Wilson have been temporarily paused. Fulham made an offer to extend Wilson’s contract in November, but discussions have slowed considerably in recent weeks. The winger’s representatives are believed to be assessing the market, and this hesitation has alerted rival clubs to his potential availability. Fulham remain keen to secure him to a new contract, but the situation is now delicate. If no progress is made this month, there could be significant competition for him during the summer transfer window, particularly if Fulham decide to sell. While a formal bid this month would not be surprising, sources suggest a summer move appears more likely.