Leeds United agree deal to sign Harry Wilson on free transfer | OneFootball

Leeds United have reached an agreement to sign Fulham attacker Harry Wilson on a free transfer. The Wales international is due to undergo a medical to finalise the move.

Leeds tried to land Wilson late last summer, but Fulham’s change of heart kept the 29-year-old at Craven Cottage for the 2025/26 campaign, the final year of his deal. The agreement was first reported by David Ornstein.

Despite Fulham’s efforts to retain him, Wilson allowed his contract to expire and drew interest from a number of clubs once the window opened. Leeds have won that race.

They sought a right winger and 10 hybrid last summer, and Wilson fits that brief while adding set-piece quality.

Leeds are also pursuing Germany international Julian Brandt, a free agent this summer. Talks continue with Southampton over midfielder Shea Charles after an initial bid of around £20m was rejected.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk