Football Insider has learned that Fulham are very keen to keep Harrison Reed at the club after blocking a late-window move to Wolves.
That bid was rejected, and the ex-Southampton midfielder remains a Cottagers player.
However, Reed is only under contract at the west London outfit until June 2024 – meaning he can discuss a pre-contract agreement with a foreign club from January. Fulham have the option to extend his stay a further 12 months, but it is believed talks over a new deal are in the works with the club keen to tie him down for a longer period.that the combative star would be “happy to extend his stay if a suitable offer arrives”.
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