Sheffield United have already made their January transfer position clear, with Sydie Peck among the players who could attract renewed interest when the window opens…

Sheffield United are under no pressure to sell midfielder Sydie Peck in the January transfer window despite expected outside interest. Following Peck's first-half hat-trick against Preston, manager Chris Wilder remains determined to build around the England Under-21 international, while chief executive Stephen Bettis confirmed the club does not need to sell players to meet financial regulations.
United reset their financial footing over the summer through permanent sales of Andre Brooks, Callum O'Hare, and Gus Hamer to satisfy squad cost ratio rules. Bettis noted the club will not spend heavily on permanent signings in January, though using an available loan spot remains a possibility.
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