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Harry Wilson Transfer from Fulham to Leeds United
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.
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.
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.
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.
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