Leeds United eye free‑transfer Harry Wilson after 10 goals

Leeds United are considering signing Wales international Harry Wilson, the 29‑year‑old whose Fulham contract expires this summer. Wilson finished the Premier League season with 10 goals and seven assists, primarily from the right flank, prompting interest from Everton and Aston Villa as well.

The winger's 17 direct goal contributions highlighted his attacking reliability in a campaign that many view as his best in the top flight. His versatility and experience are seen as assets for clubs seeking immediate impact.

A report noted, “Leeds retain interest in Fulham attacker and Wales international Harry Wilson.” The statement underscores Leeds United's continued monitoring of his situation as a free‑transfer target.

Everton and Aston Villa have also made approaches, each looking to add attacking depth without a large fee. Both clubs are expected to evaluate Wilson's ability to provide creativity from wide areas.

For newly promoted Leeds United, Wilson's proven Premier League quality aligns with the need for experienced players capable of decisive moments. His familiarity with the division's demands could help the club navigate tight matches.

Should Wilson join Leeds United on a free transfer, the club would secure one of the most underrated attacking performers in English football. Wilson has indicated that his next move could be one of the most important of his career.