Harry Wilson is set to face his boyhood club Liverpool this weekend, a narrative twist that arrives as he nears the end of his Fulham contract. The 29‑year‑old spent 16 years at Anfield, making only two senior appearances before five loan spells and a permanent move to Fulham in 2021, and hopes to showcase his growth on the biggest stage.

Wilson ends the Premier League season with 10 goals and six assists, putting him behind only Erling Haaland, Igor Thiago, Joao Pedro and Antoine Semenyo in total contributions. His 31 created chances rank him second across the division. With his Fulham deal expiring in summer, clubs from the Premier League and Champions League have flagged his name, turning him into a coveted free‑agent target.

Fulham’s recent form underscores Wilson’s importance: the side lost three of four games without him and produced a 2‑0 win over Sunderland, a 3‑1 victory at Tottenham and a comeback against Burnley thanks to his two goals and two assists. Should Liverpool secure his signature, they would retrieve a player who finally delivered the promise once hinted at in Liverpool’s academy.