Overview
- Reports on Wednesday say Leeds have agreed personal terms with Harry Wilson and expect him to undergo a medical before signing a long‑term contract.
- Wilson let his Fulham deal run down at the end of June and rejected a new offer from the club, making him available to join on a free transfer.
- Clubs including Aston Villa, Everton and Manchester United were linked to Wilson but sources say Leeds won the race by promising regular game time and improved wages.
- Wilson arrives off his best top‑flight season, having produced roughly a goal involvement every other game and being named Fulham’s player of the season.
- The transfer closes the chapter on a collapsed deadline‑day move to Leeds last summer and weakens Fulham as they navigate managerial change and a likely summer rebuild.