Fulham pulled the plug on Harry Wilson deal

Fulham attacker Harry Wilson was heavily linked with Leeds United on deadline day, but the London club decided to pull the plug on the deal eventually.

According to a report by Give Me Sport, Leeds United were close to signing Fulham attacker Harry Wilson, but the West London club decided to back out of the deal. The Whites were willing to pay his asking price, and the deal sheet was signed ahead of the transfer deadline as well.

However, Fulham decided to call off the move in the end. It seems that they were not able to bring in quality alternatives. The situation has left Leeds United disappointed after they engaged in talks over a late move. The Whites wanted to add more quality and depth to their attacking unit.

Wilson has been useful for Fulham since arriving in a £12 million deal four years ago, and there is no doubt that the 28-year-old would have been a quality addition for Leeds as well. It will be interesting to see if the player can focus on his football now and continue performing at a high level for the London club. Fulham will be hoping to do well this season, and Wilson could be a useful option for them in the final third.

Leeds United had an impressive window

Leeds United did well in the transfer market in the summer transfer window, and they have brought in multiple signings to improve the squad. They will be hoping to establish themselves as top-flight regulars this season. The Whites will not want to go back down to the EFL Championship once again.

It remains to be seen whether they can perform at a high level and finish in a respectable position. The newly promoted Premier League club will have the January transfer window to improve the squad if needed. Additional depth in the attacking unit could be ideal for them.

As for Wilson, he will look to hold down a regular starting spot at Fulham now that the move has not gone through. The Welsh international has produced impressive performances for the London club in the past, and it remains to be seen whether they are ready to reintegrate him into the starting lineup.

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