Ruben Selles drops Nathan Redmond transfer hint after Sheffield United future clarified

Ruben Selles drops Nathan Redmond transfer hint after confirming former England man’s Sheffield United future

Ruben Selles has refused to rule out the possibility of Nathan Redmond returning to Sheffield United in the future, after confirming that the former Southampton winger’s time training with the Blades had come to an end for the time being. As The Star revealed earlier this summer, the former England international had joined the Blades for training.

Redmond arrived at Bramall Lane alongside Danny Ings and Ben Mee, with both those players subsequently signing one-year deals at Bramall Lane with the option for them to be extended. But no confirmation was made over Redmond’s future, with the 31-year-old searching for his next club after leaving Burnley when his deal expired earlier this summer.

Ruben Selles drops Nathan Redmond transfer hint after confirming former England man’s Sheffield United future

“Nathan is not training with us anymore,” Selles confirmed. “We had a conversation with him. We really appreciate that he came and trained with us and I really know the player that he is. So we wish him all the best and you never know if in the future we will be able to come with him.”

Mee was one of four players who arrived at Bramall Lane on a hectic deadline day earlier this month with United bringing in more than a dozen over the course of the summer as the Selles revolution gathered pace.

Asked if that summer business now means he has no excuses not to turn around the poor start to his time at United, which sees the Blades travel to Ipswich Town on Friday night still looking for their first win of the season after five defeats, Selles replied: “Well, I don't think it matters what is my opinion.

“think it is what it is. We already talked in the first press conference, about what it means to be working for Sheffield United. And you know that the demands, especially in the Championship, are to be in the top of the game, for every single game.

“And try to win every single game. We don't have time to make excuses, we will just try to go and try to win the next match.”

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