Leeds United ‘have agreed’ to sign Harry Wilson on free transfer | OneFootball

David Ornstein reports that Leeds United have reached an agreement to sign Fulham attacker Harry Wilson on a free transfer.

The Wales international, 29, is due to undergo a medical to complete the move, addressing a position Leeds struggled to fill last summer.

Leeds came close to landing him late last summer before Fulham changed course, keeping him at Craven Cottage for 2025/26, the final year of his contract.

Despite efforts to keep him, Wilson let his deal run down and drew interest from numerous clubs once the window opened, with Leeds winning the race.

Leeds have targeted a right winger who can also operate as a 10, and Wilson fits that profile while offering set-piece threat.

The club are also pursuing Germany international Julian Brandt, another 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