Sheffield United face the prospect of losing winger Callum O'Hare, with Wrexham having reportedly submitted a bid for the player before the end of the transfer window. Manager Chris Wilder had already signalled before the summer that departures were likely given the loss of parachute payments, but the potential sale of O'Hare, on top of Gus Hamer and player-of-the-year Andre Brooks, is seen as undermining the club's promotion push and offsetting the positive returns of Hamza Choudhury and Ben Brereton Diaz.

Losing all three creative players would leave United short of options to supply their forwards, placing greater responsibility on the injured Tahith Chong and young loanee Romelle Donovan, with any replacement likely to come via loan or free transfer. The article also highlights continued silence from the club's owners over money reportedly owed to Prince Abdullah's United World, with attempts to contact them for comment going unanswered.