Harry Wilson is the cleanest story in the BBC's latest transfer gossip. The Fulham forward will be available on a free transfer when his contract ends in June, and both Everton and Fulham are named as clubs interested in him. Manchester United also feature heavily, with the report saying they are confident of sealing a double summer move for Sandro Tonali and Ederson.
Why Wilson stands out in the bulletin
Wilson is 29, and the numbers from his 2025 Premier League season help explain why he keeps showing up in these conversations. He made 35 appearances, scored 10 goals and added 6 assists, with a 7.12 rating across the campaign. That is useful production for a player who could be on the market without a fee attached.
The BBC's wording matters here. It says Everton are also interested in Wilson, and that he will be available on a free transfer when his contract ends in June. That is a different kind of transfer story from the usual fee-driven chase, and it gives clubs room to move quickly if they want a proven Premier League forward.
Chelsea and Arsenal are still circling Kroupi
The other name with real pull is Eli Junior Kroupi. Chelsea have joined Arsenal in the race for the 19-year-old Bournemouth forward, but Bournemouth insist he is not for sale. That makes this one less about an imminent deal and more about two clubs testing how firm that stance really is.
The BBC also says Manchester United are confident about Sandro Tonali and Ederson, which gives the gossip bulletin its biggest headline. Elsewhere, Arsenal and Juventus are monitoring Manchester City's Tijjani Reijnders, though the brief notes the claim of limited playing time needs caution because he has 27 Premier League appearances this season.
The broad picture is pretty simple. Wilson is the most concrete name because of the June free-transfer window, Kroupi is the strongest young-player chase, and United's reported confidence on Tonali and Ederson is the biggest move talk in the piece. If any of these stories develop, the Wilson situation feels the likeliest to move first when his contract runs down in June.
Written by Jack Mercer with AI-assisted research, cross-checked against 1 outlet. How we work →
