Sources close to the agents industry have informed CaughtOffside that Brentford is monitoring the situation closely regarding Harry Wilson. 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. It is believed that the winger’s representatives are assessing the market, and this hesitation has alerted rival clubs to Wilson’s potential availability. Fulham remain keen to extend his contract. If no progress is made this month, there could be competition for his signature during the summer transfer window, particularly if Fulham decide to sell him. Sources suggest a summer move appears more likely.

Talks between Welsh winger Harry Wilson, 28, and Fulham over a new contract are on hold amid growing interest from the Premier League. Brentford, Aston Villa, Everton, Leeds, and Crystal Palace are among the clubs observing the player's circumstances. Wilson will be a free agent in the summer and wants certainty about the future of head coach Marco Silva, who is also out of contract, before signing a new contract. This season in the Premier League, Wilson has 7 goals and 4 assists in 21 appearances for the club, which he joined in July 2021 from Liverpool for a fee reported to be €14.0M. The Welsh international has 67 caps and 17 goals for his country, and his current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €20.00m. It was reported in December 2025 that Leeds United hoped to sign him for a reduced fee.