What Fulham have said to Harry Wilson after Leeds complete deal for Wales star
Fulham have confirmed Harry Wilson has joined Leeds United following the expiration of his contract.
The Wales international has ended his five-year stint at Craven Cottage and will now be part of Daniel Farke's squad for next season.
In the 2025-26 campaign, the 29-year-old scored 10 goals and provided seven assists in 36 Premier League games for the Cottagers.
Fulham have now wished Wilson the best of luck as he embarks on his journey to Elland Road.
In the Cottagers' official statement, they have reminisced about the winger's goal contributions, with the club winning 27 of the 33 games he scored in.
The London club have described the Welshman as a "friendly man" who made time for supporters as he departs after winning their Player of the Season trophy.
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Fulham owner Tony Khan has thanked Wilson for his service at Craven Cottage.
The Wales international will certainly be dearly missed by the Cottagers, who are now tasked with replacing his "flair and tenacity".
Towards the end of Fulham's statement, they've wished Wilson the best of luck, except in the two games they will meet Leeds.
The West Yorkshire outfit are adding a sensational talent to their squad and Khan has already attested to it.
Speaking about Wilson, the Fulham owner said, "I would like to thank Harry for his dedication and commitment to Fulham over the last five years. His flair and tenacity on the pitch made him a firm fan favourite, and his memorable goals even more so.
"He is also a truly great person and will be missed around the training ground, but we wish him all the very best for the future and thank him for his time with the Club."
Daniel Farke must now have ruthless transfer talks at Elland Road
Leeds have significantly improved their attack since Wilson's arrival and he will surely be guaranteed a spot in the starting lineup.
It will be interesting to see the tactics Farke uses next season after switching to a 5-3-2 formation, but it wouldn't be surprising to see him revert to a 4-2-3-1 setup.
Wilson will undoubtedly make the right-wing his own in any scenario, which leaves the likes of Daniel James and Wilfried Gnonto with uncertain futures.
The attacking duo have established themselves as fan-favourites at Elland Road, but Farke may have to give them a harsh eye-opener about their place in the squad.