Sheffield United’s transfer window may have ended with a bit of a whimper but it was still a summer of real change at Bramall Lane, with 21 players leaving the building and 10 coming in to replace them. It has helped boss Chris Wilder freshen things up after relegation last season, although he would have liked more strength in depth in certain areas.
But United’s work has been good in other places, with an unbeaten start to the new campaign - and still some real room for improvement - testament to that. But what is boss Wilder’s strongest XI, when all his players are fit and available? We wondered the same thing, and so we had a stab at picking it ... with subs for good measure. Is it just about right, or would you do anything differently?
17. Tom Davies
A bit of a mysterious figure to many Blades fans after his limited appearances since he joined last summer but Chris Wilder believes he'll be like a new signing when he's back fit and he'll be itching to make up for lost time, too | Sportimage
18. Andre Brooks
But for his untimely concussion on the eve of the Watford game I suspect he'd have kept his place in that game but instead Rak-Sakyi got a chance and showed why he was brought to Bramall Lane | Sportimage
19. Tyrese Campbell
In red-hot form for the U21s with four goals in two games and as he gets up to speed physically you wouldn't back against him having an impact in front of goal for the first team as well. Also capable of playing wide | Sportimage
20. Rhian Brewster
Another forward capable of playing in the wides if needed, or even the No.10 role, Brewster is keen to repay the faith shown in him throughout his Blades career - but with his initial contract up in the summer, time is running out | Sportimage