Fulham manager Marco Silva faces a battle to retain the services of Harry Wilson, with the Welsh winger attracting interest from several Premier League clubs. Wilson's contract expires this summer, and negotiations for a new deal have reportedly stalled.

Several clubs are said to be monitoring Wilson's situation, including Aston Villa, Brentford, Everton and Crystal Palace.

Wilson, 28, has been in impressive form this season, scoring 7 goals and providing 4 assists in 21 Premier League appearances. His performances have made him one of Fulham's key players. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is estimated to be €20.00m. Fulham initially signed Wilson from Liverpool in July 2021 for a reported fee of €14.0M.

According to reports, Wilson is seeking clarity regarding the future of Marco Silva before committing to a new contract. Silva's contract is also expiring this summer, adding another layer of uncertainty to the situation.

Silva addressed the speculation surrounding Wilson's contract, dismissing reports that his own future is linked to Wilson's decision. He described the reports as "speculation and rumours" and stated he doesn't believe the rumors originated from Wilson or his representatives. Silva emphasized that contract negotiations are the club's responsibility and expressed hope for a positive resolution soon. Silva literally laughed when asked about the reports.

Despite the growing interest from other clubs and the contract impasse, Silva has insisted that there is "zero chance" of Wilson being sold during the current January transfer window.

Silva also confirmed that Sasa Lukic is out with a "serious" hamstring injury. The midfielder was taken off against Leeds last week.

The situation remains fluid, and Fulham face a challenge to convince both Marco Silva and Harry Wilson to commit their futures to the club.