SUFC News: Chris Wilder gives Matondo transfer update following latest United outing – thestar.co.uk

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Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder says the club are in discussions about signing Rabbi Matondo after the Welsh winger continued his trial period with the Blades. The update matters because United are looking to strengthen their wide options, and Matondo’s performances in pre-season have given Wilder a chance to assess whether he fits the squad.

Matondo, 25, is contracted to Norwegian club Brann but has been allowed to explore a move after being told he is not part of its plans. He has featured as a substitute in several United friendlies, including the win over Rotherham United, and Wilder described him as an exciting player capable of beating opponents. Wilder also said the club is considering Matondo’s medical history while talks continue, with no agreement yet confirmed.

In short

  • Sheffield United are discussing a deal for Rabbi Matondo.
  • Wilder rates the winger’s ability to beat defenders.
  • Medical checks are part of the ongoing assessment.

Explained simply

Chris Wilder is the manager of Sheffield United, and the club is in talks about signing Rabbi Matondo, a 25-year-old Welsh winger. Matondo has been on trial with United during the pre-season period, playing in several friendly matches to give Wilder a chance to assess his suitability for the squad.

Matondo is currently contracted to Norwegian club Brann but has been told he is no longer part of their plans. This has allowed him to explore a move elsewhere, with Sheffield United among the clubs considering his availability.

United are looking to strengthen their options on the wing, and Matondo's performances during his trial have impressed Wilder enough for serious discussions to take place. However, no deal has been agreed yet, with the club still evaluating his medical history as part of their assessment.

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