Sheffield United saw Harrison Burrows draw interest from elsewhere in the summer, and he has now been quizzed on his long-term future.

Sheffield United left-back Harrison Burrows has confirmed he sees his long-term future at Bramall Lane, declaring he is "100%" committed to the club. The 24-year-old drew transfer interest during the summer window from West Ham, Queens Park Rangers, and Burnley, who had a late bid rejected. Despite past exit speculation, Burrows expressed his happiness with the team, manager Chris Wilder, and the city.
Burrows is currently under contract until 2028, with the Blades aiming to secure him alongside other players on extended deals. After an injury to competitor Sam McCallum, Burrows recently regained his starting spot, making five consecutive Championship starts and recording his 101st appearance for Sheffield United against Charlton Athletic.
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