CaughtOffside has been informed by sources close to the agents industry that Nottingham Forest 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. The winger’s representatives are believed to be assessing the market, which has alerted rival clubs to his potential availability. Fulham still wish to secure him to a new contract, but the situation is now delicate. If no progress is made this month, the summer transfer window could become a period of high competition for his signature, particularly if Fulham decide to sell. While a formal bid this month would not be surprising, sources suggest a summer move appears more likely.

Nottingham Forest are monitoring 28-year-old Harry Wilson's situation at Fulham, joining other interested clubs such as Everton, Leeds United, and Sunderland. The Welsh international, who has 67 caps and 17 goals for his country, has his contract expiring at the end of the campaign, which means he could be available on a free transfer. So far this season in the Premier League, he has registered 4 goals and 6 assists in 7 appearances. While Fulham hope to extend his stay, sources have revealed the winger is keen to move back to the north of England. Wilson joined Fulham from Liverpool in July 2021 for a fee of €14.0M and currently has a market value of €20.00m, according to Transfermarkt.