JUST IN: Crystal Palace Want to Sign ‘Incredible’ Premier League Star, He’s Keen to Leave

Crystal Palace have joined a growing list of Premier League clubs reportedly interested in signing Fulham forward Harry Wilson once his contract at Craven Cottage expires in June, according to talkSPORT.

The Eagles are said to be monitoring the 28-year-old Welsh international, who has been in fine form this season, with Fulham potentially struggling to convince him to extend his stay beyond the current campaign.

Wilson has emerged as one of the standout performers for the Cottagers, registering seven goals and four assists in 21 league appearances, attracting attention from at least four other Premier League sides.

Fulham manager Marco Silva has reportedly ruled out any possibility of letting Wilson leave during the January transfer window. However, talkSPORT claims that while the club are keen to retain the forward, Wilson himself is reportedly more inclined to move on when his contract expires.

A free transfer could allow him to command a lucrative signing-on bonus and a substantial salary, with no transfer fee payable to Fulham.

Wilson’s career trajectory has seen him rise through Liverpool’s academy before moving to Fulham in 2021. Since joining the Cottagers, he has made 171 appearances, scoring 33 goals and registering 43 assists.

The 28-year-old is enjoying arguably his best season yet in 2025/26, with his 11 goal contributions placing him joint-fifth in the Premier League, behind only Erling Haaland, Igor Thiago, Bruno Fernandes, and Antoine Semenyo.

Crystal Palace, meanwhile, may face pressing forward reinforcements of their own. With Jean-Philippe Mateta reportedly seeking a January exit amid interest from Juventus, AC Milan, and Aston Villa, the Eagles could be forced to enter the transfer market again.

Mateta has been Palace’s top scorer this season, netting eight goals in 22 league appearances. This follows a busy period for Palace, who have already sold captain Marc Guehi to Manchester City this month and saw Eberechi Eze depart for Arsenal last summer.

Beyond player transfers, Palace are also planning for the managerial future, with Oliver Glasner set to leave Selhurst Park at the end of the season.

Reports suggest the club is assessing potential successors, with Coventry City’s Frank Lampard and Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola among the candidates to take over from the Austrian tactician.

With Wilson’s future at Fulham uncertain and Palace navigating both squad changes and an impending managerial transition, the summer promises to be a pivotal period for the Eagles as they look to maintain their competitiveness in the Premier League.