Wilson stays at Fulham despite Leeds approach

Leeds made an approach to Fulham for Harry Wilson in the final hours of the transfer window but he ended up staying at Craven Cottage. 

The Yorkshire club enquired about taking Wales winger Wilson, 28, on loan.

Fulham rejected that proposal and talks between the clubs continued, with a potential permanent move discussed, but the deal did not go through.

Wilson, who moved to Craven Cottage in 2021, has less than a year remaining on his contract.

During the summer, the club took up an option to extend that contract until the end of this season.

There have been talks about a longer-term deal but no agreement has yet been reached.

“There’s definitely talks about that. I love it here and since I’ve come here I’ve felt very at home and playing in the Premier League,” Wilson told West London Sport’s Fulham podcast, Jack Kelly on the Fulham Beat, last month.

“I would say there are talks about it happening. We’re not close yet but let’s see what happens in the next few months and see if we can get something agreed.”