Sheffield United Weds United are very much locked in a tight battle at the top of the championship To see who can lift the second-tier title come May.
Whenever the Blades score a win, the Whites then seem to follow suit, with a fascinating dispute emerging at the top of the league later.
Regardless of the South Yorkshire side having to settle more often than not behind Leeds, there will be plenty Chris Wilder He is currently happy as some major artists continue to conquer.
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One of those numbers Wilder will go with Harrison Burrows with the former Peterborough United man – who conceded an unfortunate goal last time out against Hull City – finding his shooting boots of late though as a defender more often.
He managed to catch Three goals More recently, with his call against Norwich guiding the Blades to a routine home victory, while a confidently served penalty in Wales was enough to secure another three points.
Aside from the number 14, the other key face is undoubtedly Gustavo Hamer, who has a host of goals himself this campaign.
It has proven to be a master's feat by Wilder to deploy Hammer in the left channel rather than presenting him in a more central role, with a very impressive presence. 11 goal contributions He comes on his way in a league-high 27 outings.
With new additions like Ben Britton Diaz who will also bolster United's attack, all looks rosy at Bramall Lane for an immediate return to the Premier League despite Leeds' unwanted presence.
With the Chilean entering the building, along with Capture of in-demand attacker, Tom Cannonfrom Leicester City, will greatly worry one squad member, in particular.
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While the likes of Burrows and Hamer were immediately able to hit the ground running as new recruits, Rhian Brewster really struggled to adapt to his new environment upon joining the Premier League outfit in 2020.
Outrageous £23.5 million His head over his head didn't help matters either, with the pressure of living up to such a steep fee proving too much, with Brewster failing to score a single league goal during his first season in South Yorkshire.
United could only hope that the gamble on the raw youngster was a risk that would pay off, with Brewster himself helping to impress. 13 goals and ten assists At U21 level for the Reds before Car-Crash switched to Bramall Lane.
Since those goal-filled days in Liverpool's youth ranks, the 24-year-old has endured a nightmare with injury patches in the gall and barren patches in front of goal that have become all too common.
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Brewster at Sheffield United |
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Stat |
Brewster |
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Games played |
103 |
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Goals scored |
7 |
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Helps |
2 |
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Missed games due to injury |
99 |
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Conversion cost |
30 million pounds sterling |
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The reward |
£35,000 per week |
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Wage costs over a year |
£1.8 million |
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Its source Transportation market/Cakes |
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The table above makes for some grim reading, with Brewster only able to pick up a A measly seven goals of 103 total games wearing a Blades jersey among other alarming numbers.
With his innate injury record, seeing him miss is alarming 99 games Given his recurring hamstring issues, it might be smart for United to part ways soon with Dud's Current contract Expires in June.
That's before you take into account his extortionate salary of 35k a week, which sees him make more than both the aforementioned Hamer and Burrows, who are much more modest. £30k per week and £12.5k per week respectively.
Ultimately, despite the mini-resurgence that saw him score against the Swans, United can only hang with Brewster for so long, as new blood looks likely to be favored now.
