Leeds confirm Harry Wilson on four-year deal as first summer signing | OneFootball

Leeds United have made Harry Wilson their first signing of the summer window, the forward joining on a four-year deal after leaving Fulham.

The club said in a statement that Wilson joined following the expiry of his Fulham contract and selected Leeds ahead of several other offers.

The 29-year-old nearly signed in the final 24 hours before last summer’s deadline, but Fulham kept him at Craven Cottage. He now links up with several of his Wales international team-mates at Elland Road.

Leeds had sought a right wing or No 10 blend last summer, and Wilson fits that brief for Daniel Farke.

He arrives after a fine Premier League season, scoring 10 goals and supplying seven assists for Fulham. Across five years there he produced 82 goal contributions in 187 games.

A Liverpool academy graduate, he had loans with Hull City, Derby County, Bournemouth and Cardiff City, eliminating Leeds from the Championship play-offs with Derby.

Wilson has 156 Premier League appearances and is noted for dangerous set-piece delivery. For Wales he has 69 caps and 17 goals.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk