Leeds United complete the signing of attacking midfielder Harry Wilson on a free transfer after his departure from Fulham. Multiple outlets report that Leeds confirm the deal and that Wilson is joining the club from Fulham, where he leaves following negotiations over a new contract. BBC Sport adds that Wilson signs a four-year agreement, while other reports describe the move as a free transfer completed by Leeds. The Athletic notes Wilson’s overall production for Fulham, citing 36 goals and 46 assists across 187 appearances. Additional coverage also points to Leeds’ previous attempts to sign Wilson, describing an earlier bid that did not go through before the eventual agreement. Separately, Yahoo Sports discusses the context around other clubs’ interest and presents reasons Everton chose not to pursue a move, though the central, shared information across sources is that Wilson’s Fulham contract situation leads to a free transfer and that Leeds secure his services. The reporting indicates the transfer is finalized and Wilson is now set to join Leeds on the terms agreed after his Fulham exit.