Forest Green Rovers director of football Richard Hughes has admitted that the club face a tough task in trying to convince Kane Wilson to remain at The New Lawn, with Championship clubs lurking to sign him.
Wilson had a breakthrough campaign with Rovers in 2021-22, with his attacking abilities from the right wing-back position shown to full effect throughout the League Two season.
The former West Bromwich Albion academy graduate ended with three goals and 13 assists to his name in the league in the fourth tier of English football, and such form has seen clubs from higher up the pyramid take a keen interest.
It has even gone as far as one club entering talks for Wilson's services, with Bristol City looking to snag him from the Gloucestershire outfit following their promotion to League One.
Nottingham Forest are also believed to be interested in Wilson and sent scouts to watch him in the latter stages of the season, and there's a likelihood that a plethora of other Championship outfits will be making contract offers to him.
Speaking to Gloucestershire Live on Wilson's Forest Green future, Hughes said: “Kane Wilson will be really tough to keep."