According to Graeme Bailey, Everton are monitoring Harry Wilson's situation closely and are prepared to act should he become available. Bailey understands Wilson could be tempted by a return to the north of England. Wilson has had a new contract offer from Fulham since November, but it is understood that negotiations have slowed down as his representatives assess what opportunities may be available following an impressive run of form.

Everton are prepared to compete with three Premier League clubs to sign Fulham's Harry Wilson this summer. Wilson's contract expires at the end of the campaign, and he will be available on a free transfer next summer if he does not sign a contract extension. Fulham are hoping to extend the player's stay at the club, but sources have revealed that the winger is keen to move back to the north of England. Everton are aiming to bring Wilson to the blue side of Merseyside.

According to a claim by SportsBoom, Everton are interested in signing Fulham's 28-year-old winger Harry Wilson to add more options to their wings, creating potential competition for Leeds United. Leeds previously had a deal for the player collapse during the last transfer window after Fulham performed a U-turn on an agreement in the final hours. Despite Everton's reported interest, Leeds are understood to believe they are in pole position for his signature, as Fulham are still considered likely to sell the Wales international in January. The club is reportedly optimistic that the prospect of regular minutes, a factor for Wilson ahead of the 2026 World Cup, and the presence of his international teammates could give them an advantage. In contrast, the competition for wide positions at Everton is described as more intense, and it is understood their manager, Moyes, is not in the market for another player in that role. Wilson's contract with Fulham runs until June 2026, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €15.00m.