Sheffield United have been handed another huge fitness boost ahead of tomorrow’s clash with Derby County, handing Chris Wilder the sort of selection dilemma he craves…

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has confirmed that right-back Femi Seriki is available again following a knee injury ahead of their clash with Derby County at Bramall Lane. Seriki had been sidelined since the League Cup win at Blackburn Rovers earlier this season, during which Hamza Choudhury served as an emergency right-back.
Wilder noted that returning players like Seriki may not immediately rejoin the starting lineup due to a lack of reserve minutes. With Harrison Burrows and Ryan One also back fit, Wilder welcomed the increased squad depth and tactical flexibility across various formations.
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