It is suggested that Coventry City should pursue an ambitious move for Fulham's Harry Wilson, whose contract at Craven Cottage is due to expire this summer. The 29-year-old Welsh winger is also strongly associated with a potential move to Premier League rivals Aston Villa, who have entered preliminary talks regarding a potential free transfer. The player's wages are expected to exceed £100k per week at Villa. Coventry manager Frank Lampard will hope that a pre-existing relationship with Wilson, whom he managed on loan at Derby County in the 2018/19 season, provides the club with an advantage in negotiations. Although Wilson would very likely become Coventry's highest-paid player, the absence of a transfer fee would permit them to concentrate their financial resources on his contract. The Wales international has 69 caps and 17 goals for his country. Wilson joined Fulham in July 2021 and has a current market value of €25.00m, according to Transfermarkt.