Leeds United are reportedly considering a fresh move for Harry Wilson, with the Fulham winger set to become a free agent at the end of the season — reopening the door for a transfer that nearly happened last summer.
Wilson, a Wales international known for his creativity, goals and deadly left foot, was strongly linked with Leeds United during the previous transfer window, with reports suggesting the deal came close before ultimately collapsing late on.
Now, with Wilson expected to become available without a transfer fee, Leeds are believed to be keeping a close eye on his situation ahead of the summer market. The Whites are expected to strengthen in wide areas and attacking midfield, and Wilson’s Premier League experience makes him an attractive option as the club aims to build a squad capable of pushing towards the top.
However, Leeds may not have a clear run at the Fulham man, as other clubs are also thought to be monitoring Wilson’s future, meaning the deal could turn into a competitive race once the season ends.
If Leeds can strike early, the club could finally land a player they have admired for months — and turn last summer’s near-miss into a major statement signing.














