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Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom has insisted that whilst he is happy with the progress that Chris Basham is making in his road to recovery, he has refused to put a timescale on when the defender will be ready to return to action.
When Sheffield United faced Nottingham Forest at the City Ground earlier in the season, the away dressing room at full-time was not one for the faint-hearted. An 83rd-minute Lewis Grabban equaliser had denied the visitors a much-needed three points after Morgan Gibbs-White had steered them into the driving seat with the opening goal just five minutes earlier.
Sheffield United boss Paul Heckingbottom has urged Filip Uremovic to make an instant impact at Bramall Lane if he gets the chance to do so in the coming weeks, speaking to The Star.
In the continued absence of Billy Sharp through injury, John Egan will be hoping to lead Sheffield United to an important victory when they face QPR on tonight. The teams are separated by just one place and two points and will both view the clash as a must-win fixture in their respective promotion pushes.
Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom says that he is of the opinion that Chris Basham will return to the playing fold before the end of the season and still play a part in their play-off push.
Paul Heckingbottom provided key fitness updates on a number of his Sheffield United players ahead of the visit of the QPR on Tuesday evening. Since taking over in the technical area at Bramall Lane, he has been really unfortunate with injuries and will be desperate to have some of the absentees back before the end of the season.
Sheffield United kick-off their bid for a top six place at Stoke on Saturday. They have enjoyed a two-week international break but return with the first of eight hugely important fixtures.
Sheffield United are facing an important summer in the transfer market. The Blades will see four players return to their parent clubs following the completion of their loan spells, while there could also be further room in the squad depending on the outcome of contract talks with those who have deals expiring.