La signature de Wilson serait-elle une bonne opération pour Leeds ?
Leeds United a trouvé un accord pour le transfert à long terme d'Harry Wilson, libre de tout contrat, sous réserve de la visite médicale et de la signature officielle du contrat de l'international gallois. United espérait recruter le joueur de 29 ans à la fin du dernier mercato estival, mais Fulham s'était désisté au dernier moment. Wilson a inscrit 11 buts et délivré 8 passes décisives en 38 apparitions toutes compétitions confondues la saison dernière…
Leeds United have agreed terms to sign out-of-contract Harry Wilson on a long-term deal, pending a medical and formal signing contracts for the Wales international.
United had hoped to sign the 29-year-old at the end of the last summer transfer window but Fulham backed out of the deal at the 11th-hour.
Wilson registered 11 goals and eight assists in 38 appearances in all competitions last season - an average of one goal involvement every other game.
It is also understood that Leeds remain in pursuit of 30-year-old former Borussia Dortmund midfielder Julian Brandt, who is also available on a free transfer but is attracting interest from Champions League clubs.
Southampton's Shea Charles, who reportedly turned down an initial approach of £20m from Elland Road, is also still on the club's radar.
What do you think about the deal? Is Wilson what Leeds need? Or do you want the club to keep looking elsewhere?
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