Former Sheffield United star Callum O'Hare "looking forward" to Bramall Lane return
Callum O’Hare admits there are ‘good faces to see’ ahead of Sheffield United vs Wrexham
Former Blade Callum O’Hare has discussed his return to Bramall Lane ahead of Sheffield United’s Championship clash against Wrexham on Friday night.
It’s no secret that fans were devastated to learn of O’Hare’s sale to Welsh side Wrexham for around £8 million on transfer deadline day.
Unitedites had already seen two other attacking talents sold earlier in the window: Gus Hamer to Coventry City for £6 million, and Ande Brooks to Norwich in a deal that could reach up to £10 million with add-ons.
Due to an inability to spend, the Blades looked to the loan and free agent market to replace their attacking stars.
O’Hare narrowly missed out on the Reds’ squad to face Millwall on September 2 after it came just one day after he made the move.
He made his debut for his new side on September 5, playing 78 minutes against Swansea City in a 0-0 draw.
The 28-year-old has played seven times for Phil Parkinson’s side since then, yet he’s still waiting to score his first goal and record any assists in his new colours.
Ahead of Friday night’s match, O’Hare told Wrexham AFC: “I'm looking forward to going back to my old club. We had good seasons, there are good faces to see, but mainly we just want to get three points and win.
“It'll be a good game, but we're just focused on getting three points on Friday night because we need them."
The attacking midfielder usually operated centrally during his time at United, but has also played on the left since joining Wrexham, and has even been part of a striker duo with another former Blade, Kieffer Moore.
“I've played in loads of different formations, loads of different positions, and I'm happy to play wherever. I just give my all and just do what I can do,” he added.
“I'm getting the chances, which I'm always going to get. So, I feel like once one goes in, then you're getting the chance to keep scoring. So, I've just got to keep pushing to get that."