Leeds United reach an agreement to sign Wales international Harry Wilson as a free agent. Multiple reports state that Leeds have struck a deal to bring Wilson in after his contract with Fulham ends. BBC Sport describes the agreement as involving a long-term contract with the attacker, while other outlets summarize the move as a free transfer arrangement.
The Athletic adds context by saying Leeds had attempted to sign Wilson earlier, but negotiations broke down on deadline day. Additional coverage also reports that Wilson is expected to join when his current deal expires shortly, and notes that there is little competition reported for his signature despite his recent contributions at club level.
Across the sources, the core points are consistent: Leeds and Wilson agree to terms, the transfer is on a free transfer basis, and the timing is linked to the end of Wilson’s Fulham contract. Details on the exact length and financial terms are not fully consistent across the provided summaries, but the agreement and nature of the move are.
