Everton’s reported pursuit of Fulham winger Harry Wilson could shorten the odds of a Merseyside move, making Everton a smart bet; punters might back Everton or Leeds as the most likely destinations ahead of the summer window.
Everton join wide Premier League scramble for Harry Wilson
Everton have emerged as serious suitors for Fulham winger Harry Wilson, joining a group of Premier League clubs monitoring the Welsh international ahead of the summer transfer window. The player is said to favour a return closer to his north Wales home, a factor that could tilt the race in Everton’s favour.
Wilson’s 2025/26 form underlines transfer appeal
Wilson has been one of Fulham’s most productive attackers this season, registering 7 goals and 4 assists in 21 appearances. His recent decisive contributions — a late winner against Chelsea and a crucial equaliser versus Liverpool — highlight his ability to perform in high-pressure matches and increase his attractiveness on the market.
Playing profile: cutting in and long-range threat
A right-winger who loves to cut inside, Wilson is noted for accurate long-range shooting and an eye for goal. His set-piece quality and knack for late, game-changing contributions make him a realistic short-term solution for clubs seeking attacking spark and match-winners.
Who’s interested: Everton, Leeds, Forest and Sunderland
Several clubs are said to be tracking Wilson, with Everton, Leeds United, Nottingham Forest and Sunderland all linked. Leeds retain strong interest after a prior approach, while Everton’s geographical advantage could be persuasive given Wilson’s preference to move closer to Wrexham.
What Fulham would lose
Losing Wilson would be a notable blow to Fulham’s attacking options. His goals and assists have been integral to Marco Silva’s side this season, and a sale would force Fulham to seek reinforcements or tactical adjustments to replace his creative output.
Transfer outlook and betting implications
Expect a competitive summer transfer battle. Everton’s involvement — combined with Wilson’s desire to relocate north — may shorten odds for a Merseyside transfer, while Leeds remain a credible alternative. For punters, markets to watch include “next club” and first-signer odds; monitor developments closely as personal preference and club offer structures will shape the outcome.
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