Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are the latest to keep tabs on Harry Wilson’s situation at Fulham, with Leeds United and Everton also keen.
According to Caught Offside, Harry Wilson continued to attract big attention in the final days of the January transfer window. Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are the latest to keep tabs on the winger’s situation over at Fulham, while Everton and Leeds United are alert to the possibility of the attacker being made available for a move.
Harry Wilson’s situation remains one to watch out for in the dying days of the January transfer window. The attacker once again proved his worth as Fulham’s best player this season with a late winner against Brighton & Hove Albion at the weekend, and that goal was one of the many he has produced this season, which was also his 14th goal contribution for the Cottagers.
Fulham have offered him a new deal back in November, which remains unsigned, and now, the club faces a race against time to get a renewal in place. Wilson is not opposed to signing the new deal, but he wants clarity on Marco Silva’s future at the club.
The Cottagers were optimistic about Silva’s renewal, although the current status of the Portuguese boss’s situation remains unclear. Fulham are expecting approaches for Silva should his situation continue to bring about any progress.
However, it appears Harry Wilson’s future is tied to Silva, and there are a host of teams alerted by his situation. Everton and Leeds United remain interested, and now they are joined by Aston Villa and Crystal Palace in keeping tabs on whether the in-form Welsh international will remain at Craven Cottage beyond this season or even January.
While Aston Villa want more firepower from the flanks, Crystal Palace can do with top-notch additions, even though they have several wingers. As for Everton, Jack Grealish’s future is uncertain, and Wilson is a viable alternative. Meanwhile, Leeds United need productive attackers, with the Fulham talisman an option worth considering.
Harry Wilson to leave Fulham?
The growing interest from clubs is a recognition of the former Liverpool prospect, and Wilson may have to make a decision. The current window also represents Fulham’s best chance to get a fee for the winger, considering his deal expires in the summer.
All four of Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Everton and Leeds United will offer Harry Wilson a prominent role, although that is not the issue over at Fulham. The Cottagers have run the risk of letting the player run down his deal up until this point, and whatever transpires in his immediate future, the blame should be squarely placed on the club.