Sheffield United are aiming for a place in the Championship play-offs this season under the guidance of Chris Wilder.

Former Sheffield United striker Billy Sharp stated on Sky Sports' Essential EFL Podcast that the Blades have "more than enough" quality to reach the Championship play-offs this season. Under manager Chris Wilder, the South Yorkshire club currently sits in 10th place with 22 points from 15 games following a 2-1 defeat against Charlton Athletic prior to the international break.
Sharp highlighted the talent in midfield, singling out Kalvin Phillips as looking fitter and stronger. The article notes Sheffield United's attacking depth featuring Patrick Bamford and Tom Cannon, but emphasizes that Wilder's side must tighten up defensively and find consistency to secure promotion, starting with their upcoming home clash against Watford.
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