Leeds United have completed the signing of winger Harry Wilson on a four-year contract following the expiration of his deal with Fulham, the Premier League club confirmed on Wednesday.

The 29-year-old Wales international becomes Leeds’ first arrival of the summer transfer window as manager Daniel Farke begins strengthening his squad ahead of the new campaign.

Wilson joins Elland Road after spending five seasons at Fulham, bringing a wealth of Premier League experience to the newly promoted side.

Speaking after completing the move, the winger expressed his excitement about the next chapter of his career.

Wilson enjoyed an impressive final season at Fulham, contributing 11 goals in 41 appearances across all competitions and playing an important role in the club’s attacking play.

A graduate of Liverpool’s academy, the Wales international made 66 appearances for the Reds’ Under-23 side but featured only twice for the senior team. During his time at Anfield, he gained valuable first-team experience through loan spells with several clubs, including Bournemouth and Hull City, before securing a permanent move to Fulham.

Wilson will now look to make an immediate impact at Elland Road as Leeds prepare for their return to the Premier League, with Daniel Farke’s side set to begin the new campaign against Nottingham Forest on August 22.