The Blades are preparing for life back in the Championship, but will have no intentions in staying there long, with new manager Slavisa Jokanovic tasked with ensuring the side bounce straight back up to the top tier at the first time of asking.
United will learn their full set of fixtures for the 2021/22 later this morning, ahead of what should be a highly-competitive season with a number of quality sides in the mix.
Meanwhile, England are back in Euro 2020 action next Tuesday, when they face old rivals Germany in what should a thrilling last-16 contest at Wembley Stadium, with the winner promised an attractive quarter-final clash against either Ukraine or Sweden.
United goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale was brought in to replace former Blades loan star Dean Henderson, and said: “Surreal (being part of the squad) is the word, I was speechless, but also it’s tinged a little bit because I’m devastated for Deano.
“I’ve had mixed emotions really. I’ve been over the moon on my side but I saw Dean earlier on and he’s been fantastic, saying it’s my time now and I an go and help the team. I can’t speak highly enough of him.”
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Sheffield United and the rest of the Championship, as the reaction to the summer transfer window activity and build-up to the eagerly-anticipated new season continues:
1. Trio on Tunnicliffe's tail
Huddersfield Town, Barnsley and Derby County are all believed to be interested in Luton Town midfielder Ryan Tunnicliffe, who is set to leave Kenilworth Road at the end of the month. He began his career on the books at Man Utd. (Daily Mail) Photo: Stephen Pond
2. Posh keen on re-signing Marriott
Peterborough United have been tipped to battle Hull City for their former striker Jack Marriott, who is currently on the books at Derby County. He joined the Rams from the Posh back in 2018, after scoring 33 goals in one season for his side. (Football Insider) Photo: Mark Thompson
3. Madine pens new Tangerines deal
Blackpool striker Gary Madine has put an end to speculation over his immediate future, but agreeing a new one-year deal with the Tangerines. He netted four League One goals in their promotion-winning campaign last season. (Club website) Photo: GLYN KIRK
4. Royals hope to keep McIntyre
Reading look set to tie talented youngster Tom McIntyre down to a new deal, amid speculation the 22-year-old could leave upon the expiry of his current deal next week. He's previously been capped at youth level for Scotland. (GetReading) Photo: Catherine Ivill