Harry Wilson weighs up next deal amid Sunderland and Leeds interest | OneFootball

Sunderland have been credited with an interest in Fulham winger Harry Wilson, who has addressed his contract situation amid mounting links.

At the time of writing, he is more likely to leave Fulham than stay, and Sunderland are among several clubs monitoring alongside Leeds United, Everton and Crystal Palace, talkSPORT reports. The outlet adds that a free transfer could increase his signing-on fee and weekly pay.

Wilson has seven goals and four assists in 21 Premier League appearances this season. Doubts remain over whether he will sign fresh terms in West London.

"Yeah, not a lot really. I'm fully focused on playing. I play football because I love the game and wherever I am, it's got to be somewhere where I'm going to play." He told Sky Sports last month.

"If we [Wales] get to the World Cup, I want to be in the best shape going into that. I think what's going to put me in the best position is somewhere where I'm playing, getting the minutes, playing well."

"Fulham is somewhere I wanted somewhere to call home. For the last four-and-a-half years, it's somewhere I've been really, really happy here. But this next contract has got to be right for me and my family. So yeah, we'll see what happens."

"I wouldn't say I'm doing anything different. I think regular minutes and a rhythm really helps me."

Source: Sunderland Echo