Sheffield United is hard at work getting ready for Sunday’s massive Premier League matchup at Molineux against Wolves. This season, the Blades have already defeated Wolves once, and Chris Wilder’s team is hoping to win big on the road this coming weekend.
Here is a summary of some of the most important Blades news that has been released before the match.
Foderingham backed
Carl Asaba, a former Blades star, claims that Wes Foderingham has earned his place between the Sheffield United goalkeepers. Foderingham’s Premier League performances in recent months have drawn harsh criticism, and he was initially left out of Chris Wilder’s starting lineup following the signing of Ivo Grbic.
However, Foderingham’s comeback to the team was made possible by the head injury the Croatian sustained against Crystal Palace. He subsequently contributed significantly to the Blades’ victory over Luton Town before having a difficult game at home against Brighton with the rest of the team.
But Asaba thinks it’s more than reasonable that he will be expected to start this weekend against Wolves.
According to Sheffield United News, Asaba stated, “We spoke when the new keeper signed that that’s not necessarily Wes out the door.” The manager will select players based on their abilities, and Wes provided evidence for his participation in the winning Luton team once Grbic had fully recovered from his concussion.
I thought he made some good saves against Brighton as well,”
Gomis gone
Nicksoen Gomis, an academy graduate of Sheffield United, has committed to MLS team Toronto FC on a long-term basis. Having spent nearly six years in the Blades’ development system, Gomis signed a two-year contract with Toronto after trying out for the team during the preseason.
“We are thrilled to welcome Nicksoen to our team following a fruitful preseason trial,” Toronto general manager Jason Hernandez stated. “Nicksoen showed his defensive prowess right away, and he fit right in with our First Team. He comes with a solid background, having spent his early years at prestigious European venues. We have no doubt that he will advance on the team during the 2024 season and beyond.
