Sheffield United striker William Osula is delighted with his Premier League breakthrough this season.

Osula admits he's close with fellow Dane, Joachim Andersen, of Crystal Palace.

He told Bold: "We know each other as we have the same agent. So we have talked a lot together. I would say that we are good friends.

"He is really good at talking to me, and we also talked before and after both games when we played against Crystal Palace.

"Here also gave me some good advice, which I have taken to heart."

Osula explained: "After the first match, he said that I should just keep grinding and work hard. I just had to do my thing.

"I have a lot of respect for Joachim, as he is a really good guy and is a regular at Crystal Palace. He is a good friend."

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