Manager Eddie Howe praised Wilson's professionalism and bravery, saying he was an incredible footballer for Newcastle. He appreciated Wilson's spirit, which helped the team achieve great success. Howe acknowledged that it was a difficult moment when Wilson decided to leave the club.

After reportedly rejecting a contract offer, Wilson officially left Newcastle United. The England international expressed his gratitude to the club and its supporters, who had been behind him since he joined in 2020. Wilson said goodbye to the Toon Army and thanked them for their support throughout his time at the club.

Wilson was proud to have worn the iconic number 9 shirt and to have added to the club's history. He cherished the memories of scoring at the Gallowgate End and thanked the club for the opportunity to be part of its success. Wilson's family and he will always have a special place in their hearts for Newcastle United.

As the transfer window approaches, manager Daniel Farke of Leeds United is considering his options for a new striker. Wilson could be an excellent choice for the position, given his experience and skills.