Sheffield United will be looking to bounce back in the 2025/26 Championship season after a brutal ending to their previous campaign. With the Blades sitting in first place with just a few weeks remaining in the season, United suffered three straight losses: away at Oxford United, at home against Millwall, and then away at Plymouth Argyle.
Over the past few years, Sheffield United have been on an incredible journey since Chris Wilder’s first tenure at the club. The Blades rose from League One to the Premier League within three years, and then almost got themselves into European competition.
Sheffield United have confirmed the departure of Brazilian midfielder Vinicius Souza, who has joined Bundesliga outfit VfL Wolfsburg for an undisclosed fee, believed to be in the region of £13 million.
By replacing Chris Wilder, Rubén Sellés is on his fourth managerial job of his career. His three previous jobs have seen him manage in all three of England’s top three leagues.
Rubén Sellés’ appointment at Bramall Lane on Wednesday brought a major change to the face of the club. The previous Southampton, Reading and Hull City manager is still at the beginning of his managerial career.
After announcing the mutually agreed decision to move on from Chris Wilder, Sheffield United have quickly confirmed Spanish coach Ruben Selles as their new man.
Sheffield United are set to part ways with manager Chris Wilder, with his departure from Bramall Lane expected to be confirmed within days, according to multiple reports.
The rumours circulating Sheffield United and the future of their current manager Chris Wilder’s position continue to increase. According to journalist Alan Nixon, the Blades are weighing up a managerial change, with Wolves boss Gary O’Neil emerging as the leading candidate to replace Wilder.
Sheffield United’s summer has been thrown into serious uncertainty as the club grapples with an internal split over the future of manager Chris Wilder, per the Independent.
Chris Wilder is on the verge of leaving Sheffield United once again, just 18 months after making a highly anticipated return to the club he famously led from League One to the Premier League in his first spell.
Following the end of the 2024/25 Championship season, I have decided to grade every senior player from last season, including the manager Chris Wilder.
It’s been a few days since the 2-1 Championship play-off final loss to Sunderland, and to be honest, I’m still in absolute disbelief that Sheffield United managed to lose that game with 15 minutes to go.
Sheffield United head into Saturday’s Championship play-off final at Wembley Stadium in better form and as slight favourites against Sunderland, but manager Chris Wilder knows just how difficult the task will be.
Championship Play-off final week has finally arrived. Sheffield United face Sunderland in what’s often described as the richest game in English football, but both enter Wembley Stadium in different fashion.
Earlier this week, it understandably went under the radar that it had been nine years since the start of Chris Wilder’s first spell as Blades boss. In a time when he is on the cusp of potentially doing the unthinkable for the Blades.
Sheffield United stand just one strong defensive performance away from securing a place in the Championship play-off final after a commanding 3-0 first-leg victory over Bristol City.
Sheffield United produced a ruthless and composed display to take a commanding 3-0 lead over Bristol City in the Championship play-off semi-final first leg at Ashton Gate.
Sheffield United thrashed the ten men of Bristol City 3-0 at Ashton Gate in the Championship play-off semi-final first-leg. Harrison Burrows struck first from the penalty spot after Kieffer Moore was wiped out in the box which saw Bristol City defender Rob Dickie dismissed just before half-time.
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has hit out at Leeds United as the two teams continue to contend for top spot in the Championship. Despite the Whites holding on to first place, recent results have made the promotion race tighter than ever.