Chris Wilder answers Sheffield United transfer budget question after Nottingham Forest, Everton comparison
www.thestar.co.uk - 2024-05-24T16:45:53.000Z

Chris Wilder has signalled his intention to maximise every penny of his summer transfer budget after the latest Sheffield United takeover development raised hopes amongst supporters. As The Star revealed this morning the prospective new owners of the Blades influenced the decision to withdraw the contract option which had previously been promised to midfielder Ben Osborn. As well as signalling that the takeover bid is more advanced than first thought, the development has also raised fans’ hopes...

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Every player released by EFL clubs as Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United learn potential free transfer targets
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