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Leeds sign former Liverpool midfielder on free transfer following contract expiryLeeds Set to Secure Harry Wilson on Free TransferLeeds United appear to have pulled off one of the more astute pieces of business of the summer, with reports from the BBC indicating that Harry Wilson has agreed a four year contract at Elland Road. The deal, subject to a medical and final paperwork, would see the Wales international arrive on a free transfer after his contract with Fulham expires.For a club returning to the Premier League, finding value is often as important as spending heavily. In Wilson, Leeds look set to acquire a player who combines top flight experience, creativity and a proven ability to contribute goals.Competition for his signature was reportedly fierce, making this a significant statement of intent from Daniel Farkes side.Liverpool Academy Graduate Returns to SpotlightFor Liverpool supporters, Harry Wilsons journey has long been a fascinating one. A product of the clubs academy, Wilson spent years building his reputation through successful loan spells before eventually leaving Anfield in 2021.Fulham paid 12 million to secure his services, and over the past four years he has developed into a dependable Premier League performer. While he never quite found a route into Liverpools first team during an era packed with attacking talent, his career trajectory has been impressive.Now 29, Wilson arrives at a stage where experience matters as much as potential. Leeds are not signing a prospect. They are signing a player who understands the demands of English football and who has consistently delivered in high pressure environments.Numbers Highlight Attacking ImpactWilsons statistics from last season help explain why Leeds were so determined to complete the move. Across all competitions he produced 11 goals and eight assists in 38 appearances.That equates to a goal involvement roughly every other game, excellent numbers for a wide attacker operating in a Fulham side that often relied on collective organisation rather than individual brilliance.His ability from set pieces, willingness to shoot from distance and knack for producing decisive moments could prove invaluable for a newly promoted team expected to battle hard for Premier League survival.Fulham clearly recognised his value too. Reports suggest they made several attempts to persuade him to remain at Craven Cottage, making his expected departure all the more significant.Transfer Ambition Continues at Elland RoadWilson may be only the beginning of Leeds summer business. The Yorkshire club continue to monitor former Borussia Dortmund midfielder Julian Brandt, while Southamptons Shea Charles remains another target despite reports of an initial 20 million approach being rejected.Those pursuits indicate a club looking to add quality throughout the squad rather than simply making up the numbers in the Premier League.For Harry Wilson, this move offers another chapter in a career defined by resilience and steady progression. For Leeds, it could be one of the smartest free transfers of the summer. Premier League survival often depends on players who can turn tight matches with a moment of quality, and Wilson has shown throughout his career that he possesses exactly that ability.

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Daily Mail Sport's chief football writer Craig Hope and football editor Ian Ladyman will host an event in New York City, where they will share all the latest from England's World Cup camp.

Ben Stokes has apologised to his England teammates after a nightclub incident, which sent their Test summer into disrepute.The England captain was speaking for the first time since the situation, which saw him and Gus Atkinson receive a written conduct warning while being cleared of any wrongdoing.Stokes said he apologised to his teammates, adding that he will be "back properly" for the series decider at Trent Bridge.He explained: "I understand there's a lot of questions that you [the media] probably want to ask and want to hear from me, but I hope you respect in terms of this whole week, I'm [only] focusing on this week.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say"That's where my focus is at right now. I understand there are probably some questions, but right now I'm here as captain of this team, and all I want to do is get the team focused on winning here."We are 1-1 in a three-match series, and this week is massive for the team."When asked if he had apologised to the team, Stokes said: "Of course. That was one of the things I had to do as captain."It's all fine, everything being fine and dandy, when it's going well, but you need to take responsibility for things as well.LATEST SPORTS NEWSWorld Cup day 14: Reaction after England draw against Ghana and Scotland prepare to face BrazilWhy was Jude Bellingham not sent off for covering his mouth? Fifa's new rule explainedJude Bellingham accused of X-rated comment by Ghana manager after fiery bust-up"You need to be big enough and man enough to be able to take that upon your shoulders, look everyone in the eye who it's affected and apologise how you need to apologise. That's something I did."Stokes and Atkinson's investigation concluded over the weekend, after the pair were stood down from the second Test at The Oval.The series decider at Trent Bridge begins on Thursday, with Stokes reinstated as skipper.The Cricket Regulator has separately determined that neither player faces any further case to answer.The ECB disciplinary hearing established that Stokes and Atkinson had violated specific contractual requirements obliging England players to uphold the highest behavioural standards and act in cricket's best interests.As punishment, both received formal written warnings regarding their conduct.Their exclusion from the second Test against New Zealand was the only additional sanction imposed.The ECB stated in its findings: "No blame should be attached to the players for violent conduct at the nightclub."The incident unfolded in the early hours following England's 115-run victory in the opening Test.According to the ECB's findings, Saracens rugby player Totoa Avuaa attacked both Atkinson and a member of England's security team during the incident.The security staff member was left bloodied and needed medical attention after being struck.The ECB confirmed: "Stokes was not involved in the altercation and did not witness either incident. The evidence the ECB has seen demonstrates that Atkinson was the victim of unprovoked attacks and did not retaliate on either occasion."Win two tickets to a FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final. ExpressVPN are giving one lucky Friend or Member the chance to experience football's biggest tournament live, with flights and accommodation covered by GB News. Entries close 30 June. ENTER HERE.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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Die Partien der 1. Pokalrunde sind zeitgenau angesetzt. Die TV-bertragungen stehen auch. Das Spiel zwischen Osnabrck und dem FC Bayern wird live im Ersten zu sehen sein, wie auch Halle gegen Schalke.[mehr]