owing to the absence of John Egan and Chris Basham owing to injuries, Sheffield United lacks depth in the defence.Paul Heckingbottom, the manager of Sheffield United, intends to improve his defensive options during the January transfer window.Receive the most recent Sheffield United news in your inbox.
According to rumours, Paul Heckingbottom, the manager of Sheffield United, will place a new center-back at the top of his priority list for the January transfer window. The Blades are reportedly searching for additional defensive cover as captain John Egan is expected to be sidelined for an extended period of time, according to Sun journalist Alan Nixon.
The injured players for United at the back are Egan, Chris Basham, George Baldock, and Rhys Norrington-Davies. Egan and Basham are both anticipated to miss some time.
Tom Davies reportedly risks an extended stay in the hospital as well. The former Everton player may be out for four months after tearing a thigh muscle during the final kick of a training session.
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One of just two Premier League teams without a victory this year is Sheffield United, who will play Manchester United on Saturday. Casemiro might not travel to Bramall Lane with Erik ten Hag’s team.
In the first half of Brazil’s 1-1 tie with Venezuela on Friday, the pivotal midfielder sustained an ankle injury. In the dying minutes of the game, Casemiro requested a substitution.
Fernando Diniz, the head coach of Brazil, said to Globo Esporte after the draw: “As there was a stop (in play), I decided to make the three substitutes. When they turned on, we had a lot of control. Due to a blow to his ankle, Casemiro wanted to be removed.
The Red Devils now hold the tenth spot after winning four of their first eight games.
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