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Former Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley is not in the running to take over Championship side Sheffield United at this stage, as per a Twitter update from reporter Alan Nixon.
Sheffield United could kick-off next season with new owners. A report surfaced yesterday about rumours of interest from the US and that former Newcastle chief Mike Ashley was taking a watching brief.
Former Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock has issued a stark message the way of current Blades manager Paul Heckingbottom. United have won just one of their three games and also have mounting injuries issues to deal with, as multiple members of the side's first-team squad still remained sidelined.
Injury crises are part of football. Every team goes through them and does their best to prepare for them with their squad depth but Sheffield United have been suffering from one of the more difficult versions of an injury crisis, with several injuries in the same position.
Morgan Gibbs-White believes Sheffield United still have a strong chance of an immediate return to the Premier League via the play-offs. The Wolves loanee scored his tenth league goal of the season to earn the Blades a point away at Bristol City but it was a game they really should have won.
Morgan Gibbs-White is confident that Sheffield United will secure a top six finish as they battle to win promotion back to the Premier League.
Sheffield United managed to deliver a response to their recent defeat to Reading yesterday as they picked up a point in their clash with Bristol City.
Sheffield United's form might be a cause for concern right now with only three wins from their last 11 outings, but Paul Heckingbottom, understandably and rightly so, is choosing to look at the positives. With just three matches remaining, United occupy the final play-off spot and destiny is in their hands. Two of those three matches are at home and the Blades are at least the team those below are trying to catch.