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Harry Wilson Transfer from Fulham to Leeds United
According to Team Talk, Harry Wilson was at Elland Road on Wednesday lunchtime to sign his contract and complete the media work for his transfer. Leeds United had succeeded in signing Wilson, who has already passed a medical and is expected to sign a long-term deal at Leeds.
According to Team Talk, Harry Wilson was at Elland Road on Wednesday lunchtime to sign his contract and complete the media work for his transfer. Leeds United had succeeded in signing Wilson, who has already passed a medical and is expected to sign a long-term deal at Leeds.
Harry Wilson's move to Leeds United is expected to be confirmed. According to Yorkshire Evening Post journalist Graham Smyth, the club is expected to officially announce Wilson's arrival within the next couple of days. Smyth stated his thought that the announcement will be in the middle of the week. He added that the deal was almost complete, with the contract agreed and other formalities completed, and described it as completed. According to Smyth, only media duties and the announcement remain, which will happen this week.
Harry Wilson's move to Leeds United is expected to be confirmed. According to Yorkshire Evening Post journalist Graham Smyth, the club is expected to officially announce Wilson's arrival within the next couple of days. Smyth stated his thought that the announcement will be in the middle of the week. He added that the deal was almost complete, with the contract agreed and other formalities completed, and described it as completed. According to Smyth, only media duties and the announcement remain, which will happen this week.
Leeds United’s signing of Harry Wilson is complete, with all documents agreed on a four-year contract. Wilson was determined to complete the transfer despite receiving proposals from the Middle East. He wanted to remain in the Premier League and become a Leeds United player.
Leeds United’s signing of Harry Wilson is complete, with all documents agreed on a four-year contract. Wilson was determined to complete the transfer despite receiving proposals from the Middle East. He wanted to remain in the Premier League and become a Leeds United player.
Leeds United have reached a full agreement to sign Harry Wilson. David Ornstein confirmed that an agreement had been reached. Ornstein posted on X that Leeds United secured the signing of the 29-year-old winger as a free agent, who had been targeted by many clubs amid his expiring contract with Fulham. He added that the Wales international will undergo a medical and join on a long-term deal with a higher salary. Wilson has agreed to join Leeds, with the West Yorkshire side having increased conversations with his representatives over the last few days, and their sizeable offer was accepted. Wilson agreed to the move over rival offers from clubs that included Benfica, Aston Villa and Everton. Fulham had made a significant offer for him to extend his stay, but Wilson confirmed his desire to leave the club after Silva’s exit was confirmed. Leeds will give Wilson a three-year deal, with an option for a fourth year, which represents a significant increase on the £55,000-a-week package he was on at Fulham. It is understood his wages will likely match those of the club’s current top earner, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who earns an estimated £90,000 a week. Wilson has also agreed a significant signing-on fee. He will travel to West Yorkshire in the coming days for a medical and, if the process proceeds as planned, he will be presented as a Leeds player, potentially before the weekend.
Leeds United have reached a full agreement to sign Harry Wilson. David Ornstein confirmed that an agreement had been reached. Ornstein posted on X that Leeds United secured the signing of the 29-year-old winger as a free agent, who had been targeted by many clubs amid his expiring contract with Fulham. He added that the Wales international will undergo a medical and join on a long-term deal with a higher salary. Wilson has agreed to join Leeds, with the West Yorkshire side having increased conversations with his representatives over the last few days, and their sizeable offer was accepted. Wilson agreed to the move over rival offers from clubs that included Benfica, Aston Villa and Everton. Fulham had made a significant offer for him to extend his stay, but Wilson confirmed his desire to leave the club after Silva’s exit was confirmed. Leeds will give Wilson a three-year deal, with an option for a fourth year, which represents a significant increase on the £55,000-a-week package he was on at Fulham. It is understood his wages will likely match those of the club’s current top earner, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who earns an estimated £90,000 a week. Wilson has also agreed a significant signing-on fee. He will travel to West Yorkshire in the coming days for a medical and, if the process proceeds as planned, he will be presented as a Leeds player, potentially before the weekend.
Leeds United have reached an agreement to sign Harry Wilson as a free agent. The winger had been targeted by many clubs as his Fulham contract was expiring. The Athletic reports that Harry Wilson will undergo a medical and will join on a long-term deal with a higher salary.
Leeds United have reached an agreement to sign Harry Wilson as a free agent. The winger had been targeted by many clubs as his Fulham contract was expiring. The Athletic reports that Harry Wilson will undergo a medical and will join on a long-term deal with a higher salary.
Leeds United are increasing their efforts to sign Harry Wilson, with sources confirming that negotiations with the Fulham attacker’s representatives are ongoing and progressing positively. Wilson’s contract at Craven Cottage expires on 30 June, and sources reveal a significant signing-on fee will be attached to any move. Leeds have made a significant effort to bring Wilson to Elland Road and are seen by sources as being in a good position to sign him. This is Leeds’ second serious attempt to sign the player, after a deal last summer did not proceed when Fulham changed their mind at Silva’s insistence. With no transfer fee required, Leeds are confident they can offer competitive terms and a clear plan for his involvement under manager Daniel Farke. It is understood that Farke has made it clear to Wilson's representatives that he would have a prominent role in his line-up. The presence of fellow Wales internationals at the club is seen as a potential advantage, and discussions between Leeds and Wilson’s side continue to progress positively.
Leeds United are increasing their efforts to sign Harry Wilson, with sources confirming that negotiations with the Fulham attacker’s representatives are ongoing and progressing positively. Wilson’s contract at Craven Cottage expires on 30 June, and sources reveal a significant signing-on fee will be attached to any move. Leeds have made a significant effort to bring Wilson to Elland Road and are seen by sources as being in a good position to sign him. This is Leeds’ second serious attempt to sign the player, after a deal last summer did not proceed when Fulham changed their mind at Silva’s insistence. With no transfer fee required, Leeds are confident they can offer competitive terms and a clear plan for his involvement under manager Daniel Farke. It is understood that Farke has made it clear to Wilson's representatives that he would have a prominent role in his line-up. The presence of fellow Wales internationals at the club is seen as a potential advantage, and discussions between Leeds and Wilson’s side continue to progress positively.
According to Team Talk, Harry Wilson's contract with Fulham ends next week, and a move away from Craven Cottage is considered the most likely outcome. The Cottagers have offered him new terms to stay, but with Marco Silva leaving, it appears Wilson will also leave the club. Leeds United are very keen to add Harry Wilson’s creativity to their team, but face serious competition from Everton, Aston Villa, and overseas clubs, including Fenerbahce. Leeds nearly signed Wilson last summer before Fulham prevented the transfer.
According to Team Talk, Harry Wilson's contract with Fulham ends next week, and a move away from Craven Cottage is considered the most likely outcome. The Cottagers have offered him new terms to stay, but with Marco Silva leaving, it appears Wilson will also leave the club. Leeds United are very keen to add Harry Wilson’s creativity to their team, but face serious competition from Everton, Aston Villa, and overseas clubs, including Fenerbahce. Leeds nearly signed Wilson last summer before Fulham prevented the transfer.
Winger Harry Wilson is a free agent after his contract at Fulham ended. It is reported that there is competition from multiple clubs to sign him. Leeds United are strongly linked with signing Wilson, and the odds on him moving to Leeds have been reduced, with the club being as short as 2/1 favourites to sign him. Furthermore, former Leeds captain Gordon Strachan believes Wilson will join the club at Elland Road. Leeds captain Ethan Ampadu has also admitted that he is trying to convince his international teammate to join the club.
Winger Harry Wilson is a free agent after his contract at Fulham ended. It is reported that there is competition from multiple clubs to sign him. Leeds United are strongly linked with signing Wilson, and the odds on him moving to Leeds have been reduced, with the club being as short as 2/1 favourites to sign him. Furthermore, former Leeds captain Gordon Strachan believes Wilson will join the club at Elland Road. Leeds captain Ethan Ampadu has also admitted that he is trying to convince his international teammate to join the club.
According to Team Talk, Leeds United are interested in signing Harry Wilson, viewing him as a smart, high-value addition. There has been contact with his representatives and Leeds hope their strong Welsh connection could be a key factor, though they face significant competition to sign him from teams that participate in European competitions.
According to Team Talk, Leeds United are interested in signing Harry Wilson, viewing him as a smart, high-value addition. There has been contact with his representatives and Leeds hope their strong Welsh connection could be a key factor, though they face significant competition to sign him from teams that participate in European competitions.
According to Team Talk, Harry Wilson remains Leeds United's top priority to fill their attacking midfielder position. Wilson, who will be out of contract in the summer, was close to joining Leeds United last summer and has since had the best season of his career with Fulham.
According to Team Talk, Harry Wilson remains Leeds United's top priority to fill their attacking midfielder position. Wilson, who will be out of contract in the summer, was close to joining Leeds United last summer and has since had the best season of his career with Fulham.
Leeds are actively trying to sign Fulham winger Harry Wilson, whose contract situation remains unresolved. Talks over a new deal are not progressing, and an exit is increasingly likely when the season concludes.
Leeds are actively trying to sign Fulham winger Harry Wilson, whose contract situation remains unresolved. Talks over a new deal are not progressing, and an exit is increasingly likely when the season concludes.
Leeds United are interested in Harry Wilson and are expected to compete to sign him this summer. The club's hopes depend on whether they avoid relegation.
Leeds United are interested in Harry Wilson and are expected to compete to sign him this summer. The club's hopes depend on whether they avoid relegation.
Leeds are among the parties monitoring Harry Wilson's situation. Talks between Wilson and Fulham regarding a new contract are on hold due to growing interest from the Premier League. Wilson, who will be a free agent in the summer, wants clarity on the future of head coach Marco Silva before committing to a new deal, as Silva is also out of contract.
Leeds are among the parties monitoring Harry Wilson's situation. Talks between Wilson and Fulham regarding a new contract are on hold due to growing interest from the Premier League. Wilson, who will be a free agent in the summer, wants clarity on the future of head coach Marco Silva before committing to a new deal, as Silva is also out of contract.
According to Graeme Bailey, Leeds United are monitoring Harry Wilson's situation closely and are prepared to act if he becomes available. Bailey understands that 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 because his representatives are assessing what opportunities may be available following an impressive run of form.
According to Graeme Bailey, Leeds United are monitoring Harry Wilson's situation closely and are prepared to act if he becomes available. Bailey understands that 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 because his representatives are assessing what opportunities may be available following an impressive run of form.
According to Team Talk, Leeds United are in significant competition with Everton to sign Harry Wilson, following an update on his situation at Fulham.
According to Team Talk, Leeds United are in significant competition with Everton to sign Harry Wilson, following an update on his situation at Fulham.
According to sources, Harry Wilson, a player who is in good form and was a target in the summer, remains of interest to Leeds United. His contract at Fulham is approaching its conclusion.
According to sources, Harry Wilson, a player who is in good form and was a target in the summer, remains of interest to Leeds United. His contract at Fulham is approaching its conclusion.
Leeds United have encountered a difficulty in their pursuit of Harry Wilson. Sources told TEAMtalk the chances of the Fulham winger joining Leeds United in the January transfer window are slim. Leeds would like to sign the winger for a reduced fee in January. However, transfer insider Dean Jones has said that it is unlikely to happen. Jones told TEAMtalk that he does not expect Harry Wilson to join Leeds in January, and that it would be a surprise. Jones said that Fulham currently need him and are continuing to attempt to sign him to a new contract. According to Jones's understanding, an offer has been made that includes a pay rise. It is not known whether it is the amount that Wilson feels he deserves. Jones added that the player is entering an important couple of years, feels happy at Fulham, and that there has been hope that he will agree to stay.
Leeds United have encountered a difficulty in their pursuit of Harry Wilson. Sources told TEAMtalk the chances of the Fulham winger joining Leeds United in the January transfer window are slim. Leeds would like to sign the winger for a reduced fee in January. However, transfer insider Dean Jones has said that it is unlikely to happen. Jones told TEAMtalk that he does not expect Harry Wilson to join Leeds in January, and that it would be a surprise. Jones said that Fulham currently need him and are continuing to attempt to sign him to a new contract. According to Jones's understanding, an offer has been made that includes a pay rise. It is not known whether it is the amount that Wilson feels he deserves. Jones added that the player is entering an important couple of years, feels happy at Fulham, and that there has been hope that he will agree to stay.
Leeds remain interested in Harry Wilson, whose contract at Craven Cottage is due to expire at the season’s end. Fulham want him to stay, but are also in a position where they may have to sell him if he does not agree to an extension before the winter window opens. Dean Jones revealed the Wales winger remains interested in agreeing to new terms with the Cottagers, stating that everything he hears suggests the player is very interested in getting a new agreement in place and that it is now a matter of finding suitable terms. According to Football Insider, Fulham would like to sign him to a new contract and reward him for his fine performances this season. Leeds will likely try to sign the player again if the situation does not change.
Leeds remain interested in Harry Wilson, whose contract at Craven Cottage is due to expire at the season’s end. Fulham want him to stay, but are also in a position where they may have to sell him if he does not agree to an extension before the winter window opens. Dean Jones revealed the Wales winger remains interested in agreeing to new terms with the Cottagers, stating that everything he hears suggests the player is very interested in getting a new agreement in place and that it is now a matter of finding suitable terms. According to Football Insider, Fulham would like to sign him to a new contract and reward him for his fine performances this season. Leeds will likely try to sign the player again if the situation does not change.
Leeds United remain interested in signing Harry Wilson in January, after they were close to signing him in the previous window before Fulham stopped the deal on deadline day. Leeds are reportedly set to face competition from Everton for Wilson's services, and SportsBoom claimed Everton are keen to add more options to their wings. Leeds are currently in pole position for his signing, provided the club releases transfer funds in the winter window. Fulham intend to sell Wilson in January as his contract is due to expire next summer. It is understood that Wilson may be motivated to move to Leeds for regular minutes ahead of Wales’ possible appearance at the 2026 World Cup, and the presence of three Wales teammates at Leeds is also seen as a factor in the club's favour.
Leeds United remain interested in signing Harry Wilson in January, after they were close to signing him in the previous window before Fulham stopped the deal on deadline day. Leeds are reportedly set to face competition from Everton for Wilson's services, and SportsBoom claimed Everton are keen to add more options to their wings. Leeds are currently in pole position for his signing, provided the club releases transfer funds in the winter window. Fulham intend to sell Wilson in January as his contract is due to expire next summer. It is understood that Wilson may be motivated to move to Leeds for regular minutes ahead of Wales’ possible appearance at the 2026 World Cup, and the presence of three Wales teammates at Leeds is also seen as a factor in the club's favour.
Team Talk reports that Leeds United have received significant encouragement that a January deal is back on for Harry Wilson amid concerns over his minutes at Fulham. The player has made his priorities for the remainder of the season clear, and the deal is under discussion for the January window.
Team Talk reports that Leeds United have received significant encouragement that a January deal is back on for Harry Wilson amid concerns over his minutes at Fulham. The player has made his priorities for the remainder of the season clear, and the deal is under discussion for the January window.
Leeds United had a fee agreed and a medical arranged for Harry Wilson from Fulham on deadline day, but Fulham pulled the plug on the transfer at the last moment. Journalist Pete O’Rourke reports Wilson is interested in a move to Leeds or elsewhere if more playing time is available.
Leeds United had a fee agreed and a medical arranged for Harry Wilson from Fulham on deadline day, but Fulham pulled the plug on the transfer at the last moment. Journalist Pete O’Rourke reports Wilson is interested in a move to Leeds or elsewhere if more playing time is available.
There is contract uncertainty at Fulham regarding Harry Wilson, and with increased competition for places from new signings Samuel Chukwueze and Kevin, the club could consider selling him in January rather than risk losing him for free. According to Football Insider, Fulham may look to cash in during the next transfer window. Leeds United remain interested and are expected to re-ignite their pursuit in January. Wilson is reportedly open to the move in search of more playing time ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
There is contract uncertainty at Fulham regarding Harry Wilson, and with increased competition for places from new signings Samuel Chukwueze and Kevin, the club could consider selling him in January rather than risk losing him for free. According to Football Insider, Fulham may look to cash in during the next transfer window. Leeds United remain interested and are expected to re-ignite their pursuit in January. Wilson is reportedly open to the move in search of more playing time ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Team Talk reports on Fulham's readiness to negotiate the sale of Harry Wilson to Leeds United in January. Fulham are ready to negotiate the sale of Harry Wilson to Leeds United in January if one stipulation is met. Negotiations could take place in the winter transfer window, and Leeds are interested in signing him.
Team Talk reports on Fulham's readiness to negotiate the sale of Harry Wilson to Leeds United in January. Fulham are ready to negotiate the sale of Harry Wilson to Leeds United in January if one stipulation is met. Negotiations could take place in the winter transfer window, and Leeds are interested in signing him.
According to Team Talk, Leeds United made a last-minute move to acquire Harry Wilson from Fulham on deadline day. The deal was ultimately called off by Fulham at the eleventh hour, even though Leeds had met the conditions established by the club. A plane that was arranged to transport Wilson to Leeds was cancelled. Reports now suggest Fulham may be willing to sell Wilson in January if he doesn't sign a new contract, with his current agreement due to expire at the end of the season. Fulham had turned down a loan proposal from Leeds, preferring a permanent transfer since they had already brought in two new wingers. It has been suggested that Fulham's choice was partly motivated by a reluctance to strengthen a team that could become a relegation rival.
According to Team Talk, Leeds United made a last-minute move to acquire Harry Wilson from Fulham on deadline day. The deal was ultimately called off by Fulham at the eleventh hour, even though Leeds had met the conditions established by the club. A plane that was arranged to transport Wilson to Leeds was cancelled. Reports now suggest Fulham may be willing to sell Wilson in January if he doesn't sign a new contract, with his current agreement due to expire at the end of the season. Fulham had turned down a loan proposal from Leeds, preferring a permanent transfer since they had already brought in two new wingers. It has been suggested that Fulham's choice was partly motivated by a reluctance to strengthen a team that could become a relegation rival.
With three forwards joining Fulham, Harry Wilson could become surplus to requirements. Leeds had a loan offer turned down for Wilson earlier, but Miguel Delaney has stated that Leeds' move for Wilson is ‘currently on’ despite earlier difficulties. The deal is suggested to be a permanent one, though the value is unknown.
With three forwards joining Fulham, Harry Wilson could become surplus to requirements. Leeds had a loan offer turned down for Wilson earlier, but Miguel Delaney has stated that Leeds' move for Wilson is ‘currently on’ despite earlier difficulties. The deal is suggested to be a permanent one, though the value is unknown.
Leeds United made a loan offer for Fulham midfielder Harry Wilson, a 28-year-old Welsh international, but it was turned down. Reporter Ben Jacobs mentioned the possibility of an improved offer being lodged. Wilson can play on the right wing or in an advanced midfield role and scored six goals in 25 Premier League appearances last term. Fulham is targeting new attackers, making Wilson potentially surplus to requirements. His contract with Fulham runs until June 30, 2026, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €15.00m.
Leeds United made a loan offer for Fulham midfielder Harry Wilson, a 28-year-old Welsh international, but it was turned down. Reporter Ben Jacobs mentioned the possibility of an improved offer being lodged. Wilson can play on the right wing or in an advanced midfield role and scored six goals in 25 Premier League appearances last term. Fulham is targeting new attackers, making Wilson potentially surplus to requirements. His contract with Fulham runs until June 30, 2026, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €15.00m.
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