Leeds United pursued Harry Wilson from Fulham as a key target to strengthen their attacking options and agreed to meet Fulham's quoted asking price. Negotiations progressed to the final stages, with Leeds adjusting offers after Fulham sought renegotiation and both clubs appearing to reach terms. A Deal Sheet was drawn up and paperwork was signed by both Leeds United and Wilson, creating confidence that the transfer would be completed before the deadline. Minutes before the 19:00 Deadline Day cut-off, Fulham abruptly rescinded the sale and elected to retain Wilson, leaving Leeds without the player and deeply frustrated.
By Deadline Day, matters took an unexpected turn. Fulham shifted their stance and pushed to renegotiate terms, which forced Leeds to return with an improved offer. Determined not to miss out, Leeds complied, and both parties reached what appeared to be an agreement. According to Jacobs, both Leeds United and Wilson himself signed the necessary paperwork, leaving the Whites confident that they had landed their man.
Leeds had identified Wilson as a key target to strengthen their attacking options and were willing to meet Fulham's demands to make it happen. Over the weekend, the Yorkshire club agreed to pay the quoted asking price, and at one stage, confidence was high that the deal would be concluded. However, Fulham's focus on incoming transfers caused delays, and although Leeds were understanding of the situation, time quickly began to run out.
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