Chris Wilder discusses potential summer exits at Sheffield United | OneFootball

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder says he accepts the club might lose players this summer, but insists it will have to be a fair deal if anyone is to leave.

The likes of Gus Hamer, Sydie Peck and Tyrese Campbell are among those to have been linked with moves away from Bramall Lane.

“I’s the same as it always is,” Wilder said. “If we have to sell a player or two, then we will do. As long as we don’t give them away. That’s my take on it.

“If we have to raise money, we have to raise money. The owners put a lot of money into buying the football club and they put a lot of money in in terms of the investment at the start of the season as well.

“And if that’s the case, that’s the case. I’m OK with that but we can’t develop these players and just let them go for nothing. We can’t buy players and let them go cheaply, or not at the right price for us.

“But the majority of clubs in this division are at the stage where we have to recuperate. You’ve all seen the numbers, , you’ve all seen how difficult it is in the Championship with the salary cost management or whatever the letters stand for.

“So, I work in tandem with Steve Bettis and work in tandem with the owners to do what’s right for the football club in the short, medium and long term. But, we’re hopeful that we keep the majority of our players. But if we have to sell and the price is right, we’ll do that and carry on from that point.”