After a long summer, the transfer window is finally shut, and now Sheffield United fans can begin looking forward to the Premier League season.
3rd July – Luke Freeman.
4th July – Phil Jagielka.
12th July – Callum Robinson.
16th July – Ravel Morrison.
21st July – Lys Mousset.
26th July – Ben Osborn.
26th July – Dean Henderson.
2nd Aug – Oli McBurnie.
8th Aug – Besic & Verrips.
CW: pic.twitter.com/VE4XS9rMYN
— Sheffield United (@SheffieldUnited) August 8, 2019
For Blades fans, it has been a hectic few weeks as the club broke their record-transfer on four different occasions (per the Guardian) as Chris Wilder brought in 10 new faces during the summer window.
The Sheffield United approach to new recruitments has been an interesting one, bringing in some players who have storied reputations in the Championship and are yet to make the step-up into the top-flight of the English game.
Yet despite this seemingly risky strategy, fans were still pleased with the names Wilder was able to bring in, and these Blades supporters took to Twitter to praise the club for their work this summer.
Here is how some Sheffield United fans reacted to the club’s completed summer business…
Brilliant transfer window Christopher. Think we’ll finish top 12. Go for it lads. Nothing to lose at all.
— James Hall (@JamesHa18847586) August 8, 2019
12th July. Game and season changer.
— Lewis Heaton (@NorwoodPing) August 8, 2019
Absolutley fantastic window, never thought I would see the day. Credit to the owners and more importantly credit to the man chris wilder who has got us here. Sensible signings we will be with them every minute good luck boys #sufc
— Danny (@8djc8) August 8, 2019
— William Sendel (@SendelWilliam) August 8, 2019
Fantastic transfer window huge credit to the owners all the staff on the start of our journey pic.twitter.com/gOfz7P9Gdj
— dezilee86 (@dezilee86) August 8, 2019
1st Jan –
— Adam Hudson (@AdamHtheBlade27) August 8, 2019
Outstanding
— Ryan Howling (@RyanObrian) August 9, 2019
The Blades return to the Premier League after 12 years since their last appearance in the English top-flight this weekend where they travel to Bournemouth.
