Harry Wilson made his Leeds United debut in the club’s opening friendly of the summer. Wrexham, of the Championship, were the opponents in Tampa, Florida, where Leeds equalised twice, but lost 3-2 in the early hours of Sunday morning (Saturday 7.30pm local time).Wilson, who signed as a free agent this month, played the second half in a predictably rotated line-up from Daniel Farke. Tarik Muharemovic, this summer’s other new arrival, was absent after a later start to his training programme following his World Cup campaign with Bosnia-Herzegovina.Joel Piroe and Sean Longstaff were the goalscorers for United, who struggled with Wrexham’s counter-attacks. All three concessions came after Leeds turned the ball over and failed to neutralise Wrexham’s swift attack.The other key headline from the game was the absentee list for Farke’s side. Key striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin suffered what the club called a ‘small setback’ in pre-season, which means he is still training individually for now. Meanwhile, centre-back Jaka Bijol was missing with a knock to his knee.Beren Cross assesses the first impressions from this opening friendly of the summer.Wilson and Longstaff catch the eyeAfter 17 goal involvements with Fulham last season, Wilson has arrived with a flurry of excitement. United beat competition for the 29-year-old’s signature and secured him for no transfer fee as a free agent.The Wales international started on the bench, but came on at half-time, playing as the No 10 in a 4-2-3-1 shape. United failed to score with him on the pitch, but he made a swift impact across.Inside 60 seconds of the restart, he drifted towards the right flank and went to complete a one-two with compatriot Daniel James with a backheel. It did not come off, but for a first touch in Leeds colours, it was dripping in flair.One minute later, Wilson’s vision was on show. Sitting in the right channel, he looked across the pitch to see Wilfried Gnonto making a run in behind, from left to right, into the box.