Fulham has offered Harry Wilson a new contract, keeping the Wales international at the club beyond this summer. Wilson's current deal expires in June, but the Cottagers have taken up the option to extend his stay. The move comes after Leeds United's failed attempt to sign Wilson in January, with Fulham refusing to sanction the transfer on deadline day. Wilson has been a key player for Fulham, scoring 31 goals in three years at the club. Meanwhile, Raúl Jiménez will leave Fulham on a free transfer this summer, with his contract expiring in June. Jiménez has played a vital role for Fulham, scoring 31 goals in three years at the club. The Mexico international will become a free agent on June 30, 2026, and will look to secure a new deal with another club. Fulham has also offered new contracts to several other players, including Samuel Amissah, Jonathan Esenga, and Michael Allen. The club has also exercised the options in the contracts of Luke Harris, Farhaan Ali Wahid, Terrell Works, and Marco Underwood, while Macaulay Zepa has had his third-year scholarship exercised.