Sydie Peck is attracting growing interest from elsewhere as he continues to impress at Sheffield United, but Chris Wilder has outlined the areas the 22-year-old must continue to develop as he targets the highest level with both club and country…

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has addressed the development of midfielder Sydie Peck following reported transfer interest from Newcastle United and Sunderland. The 22-year-old, who recently scored a hat-trick against Preston North End and joined the England Under-21 squad, has also caught the attention of Brentford and West Ham United. Wilder praised Peck's drive and confidence while emphasizing that Sheffield United are under no pressure to sell the player in January.
Wilder identified consistency, quicker decision-making, and continuous learning as the key areas for Peck's continued progress. While joking that the midfielder would be disappointed not to make Thomas Tuchel's senior England squad, Wilder stated that he encourages ambition as long as players back it up with strong performances on the pitch.
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