Amid speculation about Harry Wilson's future, and with a feeling from some that he is reluctant to sign a contract extension, Leeds United and Everton are monitoring the situation. The clubs are reportedly prepared to act if he becomes available on a free transfer, as his current contract expires at the end of the season. However, Fulham are making every effort to retain him and have a new contract prepared, as they are eager to secure his future. Sources emphasize that Wilson is not actively seeking a transfer and remains very happy with his role under Silva at Craven Cottage. Additionally, insiders maintain that Bobb is not being targeted as a replacement for Wilson, nor is there any expectation that the former Liverpool man will depart.

Harry Wilson's contract is set to expire in the summer, and it is likely there will be offers to persuade him to leave Craven Cottage. Marco Silva said that they are making an effort and are trying to keep him. He also said that it will not be easy. According to Silva, the more Wilson scores, the more clubs will become interested in him. He added that this is football business and that this situation occurs when a player reaches the end of their contract.

Journalist Pete O’Rourke reports that Harry Wilson is open to leaving Fulham for Leeds United or elsewhere in January, motivated by a desire for more playing time ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Fulham are reportedly open to his sale in January, with his contract expiring at the end of the season.