Leeds United-linked Harry Wilson subject of Sunderland, Brentford and Crystal Palace 'enquiries' amid Fulham doubt
Fulham’s Leeds United-linked winger Harry Wilson has reportedly been the subject of enquiries from Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Brentford.
The 28-year-old’s future at Crave Cottage has been up in the air since the summer, when he was pursued by Leeds on deadline day.
A move to West Yorkshire did not materialise but reports of interest from Leeds have continued to surface in recent months.
Since the collapse of his proposed move to Yorkshire, Wilson has enjoyed the most fruitful period of his career.
He has been in scintillating form for Fulham, registering eight goals and five assists in all competitions.
Interest in Harry Wilson
According to SportsBoom, the Wales international has attracted interest from Premier League trio Sunderland, Palace and Brentford.
However, the report has suggested Fulham are close to offering a new deal to the set-piece specialist.
With Wilson out of contract in the summer, the Cottagers are currently running the risk of losing him on a free transfer.
Marco Silva’s stance
After Fulham’s FA Cup win over Middlesbrough at the weekend, in which Wilson scored, manager Marco Silva said: “I don’t know if I am going to have him (Wilson) in one week, 15 days, three months or at the end of the season, with good or bad news. I cannot guarantee anything.
“What I do know, is that he is playing the best football of his career. He is in the best moment of his career and there is no doubt about it.
“We are talking about a very humble player that will not take his foot off the gas and Fulham fans should enjoy the brilliant moment of him.
“I know he will keep helping the team with goals and assists, and hard work, and now it is for the board and the player’s representatives. He is in a happy place, and so is his family, and we will try to do our best to keep him.”