The 18-year-old joined Tottenham's Under-21s squad after progressing through the academy at Hearts, where he quickly established himself as one of the most exciting young forwards in Scottish football. Wilson made his professional debut in January 2024 at just 16 years old and has already built up significant senior experience.
In total, he has made 45 first-team appearances for Hearts in the Scottish Premiership, scoring eight goals. His rise continued on the European stage in December 2024, when he scored against FC Petrocub in the UEFA Conference League. That goal made him Hearts' youngest-ever European goalscorer and the youngest player to score in the competition.
Wilson's rapid development has also been recognised at international level. After representing both Scotland and Northern Ireland in youth football, he committed to Scotland and earned his first senior cap in March 2025.
He came on as a second-half substitute in a UEFA Nations League play-off against Greece, becoming Scotland's youngest men's international and breaking a national record that had stood for 138 years.
Tottenham see the move as an important step in Wilson's development, giving the young striker a new challenge as he continues to build experience at elite level.
Eddie Howe has insisted Sandro Tonali is happy and fully committed to Newcastle United after the January transfer window closed on Monday, ending speculation linking the midfielder with a move away from St James' Park.
Everton have confirmed the loan signing of Chelsea winger Tyrique George late on Monday night, completing the deal more than two hours after the transfer window had officially closed.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has said his side still had "a lot to do" despite holding a 3-2 lead ahead of Tuesday's League Cup semi-final second leg against an in-form Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium.
Tottenham face uncertainty in defence as Thomas Frank confirmed injuries to Kevin Danso, Micky van de Ven and Djed Spence after the 2-2 draw with Manchester City on Sunday.
