Sheffield United striker Louie Marsh has completed a loan move to Chesterfield for the remainder of the season, with fresh detail emerging on his loan history and reaction to the move. The 22-year-old, a product of United's academy, has made six first-team appearances for the Blades, scoring once, and joins Chesterfield seeking regular game time as the League Two club strengthens its attacking options for the run-in.

Marsh has previous loan experience at Doncaster Rovers and Fleetwood Town, and spent the second half of last season at Scottish Premiership side Falkirk, where he contributed a goal and two assists in nine appearances. Speaking to Chesterfield's club website, he said he was looking forward to playing for "a massive club with big aspirations" and hoped to feature immediately, while assistant manager Danny Webb praised his experience for his age and the attacking threat he adds to the squad.