Leeds United has officially reached an agreement to sign Harry Wilson on a free transfer, as the Wales forward prepares to leave Fulham upon the expiration of his contract at the end of the month.

Despite interest from clubs like Aston Villa and Everton, Wilson has decided to join Leeds, marking a significant move nearly a year after a last-minute deal fell through. Fulham made efforts to retain Wilson, offering him a new contract, yet he chose to depart after an impressive season in the Premier League, where he netted 10 goals and provided 7 assists.

Key details of the transfer include:

• Wilson's signing comes after a career-best season, attracting attention from Champions League clubs.
• Leeds had previously attempted to secure his signature but were thwarted by paperwork issues at Fulham.

In addition to Wilson, Leeds is exploring other potential signings, including Julian Brandt, who is set to leave Borussia Dortmund as a free agent, and Shea Charles from Southampton, though their initial £20m offer was rejected.

As summer approaches, Leeds faces a crucial transfer window aimed at bolstering their squad. Manager Daniel Farke is focused on:

• Enhancing individual quality to maintain their reputation in the Premier League.
• Addressing the goalkeeper situation, with ongoing talks regarding Karl Darlow.
• Potentially pursuing a striker, given the injury concerns surrounding Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Lukas Nmecha.

Moreover, Leeds is thin on the left side of defense, with Gabriel Gudmundsson and Pascal Struijk as their only natural options. Farke may seek to add versatile defenders to strengthen the squad further.

Leeds United's upcoming fixtures in the 2026/27 Premier League season include matches against Nottingham Forest, Brentford, Brighton, and Newcastle.