Sheffield United captain Japhet Tanganga has lifted the lid on a dressing room where players are not afraid to challenge each other as the Blades use the current international break to improve.

Sheffield United captain Japhet Tanganga has spoken about life inside the Bramall Lane dressing room, revealing that players hold each other accountable when standards slip. Tanganga explained that the squad held an honest discussion following a 2-1 defeat against Stoke City, which marked their fourth loss in five matches across all competitions.
The Blades entered the international break sitting 18th in the Championship table. Tanganga emphasized that manager Chris Wilder's side must improve defensively and offensively, highlighting the contrast between their early three-game clean sheet streak and their recent poor run of form.
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