Harry Wilson's contract extension talks with Fulham are on hold, with the Wales forward attracting Premier League interest. His current deal expires in June, and the club has yet to secure an agreement despite making his future a priority. Wilson reportedly wants clarity on head coach Marco Silva's own contract situation before committing.

The 28-year-old has been in superb form, scoring seven Premier League goals this season and contributing five assists. While Silva insists there is "zero chance" Wilson is sold this month, his free-agent status looms. Aston Villa, Brentford, Everton, and Crystal Palace are among the clubs monitoring his situation ahead of the February 2 deadline.

Fulham is also pursuing a £35m deal for Manchester City's Oscar Bobb, who plays a similar role. A successful move for Bobb could influence the club's stance on Wilson as the window progresses. Wilson, who joined from Liverpool in 2021 for £12m, has made 171 appearances, scoring 33 goals.