How much Harry Wilson earns at Fulham as Wrexham, Sunderland and Leeds United plot move | OneFootball

The Red Dragons are facing Premier League competition in the race for the Welsh international

Wrexham AFC's spending power under the ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac has been well-documented, as the American A-list duo look to continue making history in this part of North Wales.

Indeed, just three years ago, the Red Dragons were on the cusp of ending their lengthy stint in the National League, which began back in the summer of 2008, and they have been on quite the journey since then.

After regaining their League Two status back in 2023/24, the Welsh side have since become the first club in the history of the EFL to achieve three successive promotions, and Phil Parkinson's side are certainly in the mix for a fourth in what is their first season at Championship level in 43 years.

The playing squad at the Stok Cae Ras has been transformed throughout Parkinson's tenure in the dugout, which began back in July 2021, as Wrexham have looked to immediately make their mark on the next division they have found themselves in upon their high-profile rise up the pyramid.

Whilst an initial season of initial consolidation is usually deemed a success by many sides who earn promotion from League One to the second tier, it is clear that the club are not settling for such feats, and they are firmly locked in a multi-club battle for the play-off places with one quarter of the campaign still remaining.

With the winter transfer window now shut, the hierarchy in this part of the world appear to already be drawing up contingency plans for the summer, and that has seen an eye-catching and sentimental transfer move already be reported.

As per TEAMtalk, it has been claimed that Fulham ace, Harry Wilson, would be ready to accept a move to his hometown club if they are to become a Premier League team for the very first time.

Given the wide ace's reputation, though, it is no surprise that other sides are looking to capture his services amid an intriguing contract situation at Craven Cottage.

With that being said, Football League World have looked at how much money the 67-time Welsh international is ESTIMATED to be earning in West London.

How much money Harry Wilson earns per week at Fulham FC as Wrexham face Sunderland, Leeds United transfer battle

As previously mentioned, it has been suggested that Wilson would be prepared to accept a remarkable transfer offer from the Red Dragons should they achieve promotion in the coming weeks.

They will be facing strong competition for the man who has consistently lit up the stage for the Cottagers so far this term, registering double figures when assessing his combined tally of goals and assists.

It has been claimed that Aston Villa, who are hunting down a second spell in the UEFA Champions League within a three-season period under Unai Emery, are looking to complete a potential 'bosman' transfer, with Wilson's five-year deal, which was signed in July 2021, still yet to be extended into the coming campaigns.

The former Liverpool academy graduate has been the subject of long-standing interest from Leeds United, who saw a move for his services on Deadline Day in the summer window collapse, before seeing interest resurface in the recently-shut window.

It has also been widely reported that fellow newly-promoted side, Sunderland, are looking to add the 28-year-old to their new-look squad under Regis Le Bris.

According to Capology - a site which ESTIMATES contract lengths and player earnings - Wilson earns a weekly salary of £55,000 per week.

Despite the progress he has made under Marco Silva, Wilson is nowhere near the ESTIMATED salary of Bernd Leno, who earns £130,000 per week.

Harry Wilson's Fulham FC salary in comparison to Wrexham AFC's highest earners

It is no surprise that Wilson's salary is way greater than that of Wrexham's highest earners.

The same site ESTIMATES that Kieffer Moore is the highest earner in North Wales at present, with the Fulham man's Welsh compatriot is on a salary of £30,000 per week after his £2m move from Sheffield United.

As well as lifting the club's wage bill, Wilson would certainly elevate the levels of experience and quality within Parkinson's ranks immediately if they are to be promoted.