Calvert-Lewin wants Wilson dynamic to 'click' quickly

Leeds striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin is excited about forging a partnership with summer signing Harry Wilson.

"We've definitely strengthened the squad with some good recruits," the former Everton forward said. "The new boys that have come in have settled in really well, really quickly and I think that is credit to the group that we've got and the culture that we've built here and they seem to be doing really well so far and, you know, long may continue, we're excited."

When asked by BBC Radio Leeds about working with Welsh international Wilson, 29-year-old Calvert-Lewin replied: "I think he brings Premier League experience, a very good left foot, delivery and he brings quality further up the pitch.

"He's someone that likes to get on the ball and get the ball onto his left foot so for me it's a different dynamic, something that I've got to get used to also and he's got to get used to my game but we're fast learners and hopefully we do it in a short space of time.

"He's someone that got a lot of goals last year. He got himself into double figures, so he likes to get himself in the box and also contribute with goals and assists, which is great for the team and like I said before, it's important that we learn each other's game quickly and where each other likes to be and it'll click."

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