The return of Harry Wilson to his former club, Liverpool, marks a significant moment in his career, as the talented winger approaches free agency following an outstanding season with Fulham. Wilson initially joined Liverpool at the age of eight and spent 16 years with the club, embarking on five different loan stints and making only two first-team appearances before joining Fulham in 2021.

Now, he returns to Anfield as one of the most in-form players in the league, with his performances catching the attention of top clubs across Europe. Among the top-flight players, only a handful, including Erling Haaland and Igor Thiago, have more goal contributions than Wilson's impressive tally of 10 goals and six assists.

His ability to create chances, with 31 created this season, places him in the company of elite players like Semenyo, who leads the way with 33 chances created. Wilson's fine form has undoubtedly made him a sought-after player, with Premier League teams and Champions League clubs taking notice of his situation. In an interview with Sky Sports, Wilson attributed his strong form to regular playing time and a consistent rhythm, stating that he plays his best football when he's playing game in, game out. After starting just 12 league games for Fulham last season, Wilson is now a crucial part of the team, with his presence in the starting lineup as important to the team as it is for the player himself.

In the four games Fulham have been without Wilson, they have suffered three defeats, highlighting his influence on the team. His mazy runs, emphatic volleys, and ability to create chances have been a common theme throughout the campaign. Wilson's transformation from a squad player to a leader has been remarkable, with his goals and assists making a significant difference in Fulham's performances.

The loss of an elite talent like Wilson would be felt by any team, but for Fulham, it would be a significant blow. As Wilson's contract expires this summer, the queue for his services is expected to be long, with many top clubs vying for his signature.

Whoever manages to secure his signature could be getting the bargain of the window.