Sheffield United 2025 summer transfers: Every confirmed signing and sale for Ruben Selles's side

Sheffield United 2025 summer transfers: All confirmed ins and outs

Still reeling from a Wembley gut punch against Premier League-bound Sunderland in the 2024-25 Championship playoff final, Sheffield United will soon commence their latest bid to return to the promised land of English football.

The Blades must now contend with fellow fallen foes Southampton, Leicester City and Ipswich Town in 2025-26, although they should still be considered one of the top contenders for promotion.

Sheffield United head into the season with a new head coach after making the difficult decision to part ways with Chris Wilder following the playoff final defeat.

Ruben Selles has taken over the reins at Bramall Lane, jumping straight back into management after being sacked by Hull City despite steering the Tigers to safety on the final day of last term.

The Spaniard has got off to a dreadful start in his new job, suffering a humiliating 4-1 loss at home to Bristol City in the opening match of the season, exiting the EFL Cup in the opening round following a 1-0 loss to Birmingham, and making it four consecutive defeats by losing 1-0 to Swansea and Millwall on matchday two and three of the Championship campaign.

When it comes to transfers, Blades have seen two key players depart in Anel Ahmedhodzic and Vini Souza, although they have delved into the transfer market to make plenty of new additions ahead of the new campaign.

They have recruited Mihail Polendakov, Djibril Soumare and Ehije Ukaki on permanent transfers, while Tyler Bindon, Louie Barry and Ben Godfrey have arrived on loan from Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa and Atalanta respectively.

Japhet Tanganga, Nils Zatterstrom and Danny Ings also made the switch to Sheffield United, before Ruben Selles strengthened his ranks further with the late additions of Tahith Chong, Alex Matos, Chiedozie Ogbene, Mark McGuinness and Ben Mee

Here, Sports Mole tracks all of Sheffield United's arrivals and exits during the 2025 summer transfer window.


Sheffield United confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Ehije Success Ukaki (undisclosed from Botev Plovdiv)

Tyler Bindon (loan from Nottingham Forest)

Louie Barry (loan from Aston Villa)

Mihail Polendakov (undisclosed from Septemvri Sofia)

Djibril Soumare (loan from Braga)

Max Asante-Boakye (undisclosed from Aston Villa)

Ben Godfrey (loan from Atalanta)

Nils Zatterstrom (£2.9m from Malmo)

Danny Ings (free transfer)

Japhet Tanganga (undisclosed from Millwall)

Tahith Chong (undisclosed from Luton Town)

Alex Matos (undiclosed from Chelsea)

Chiedozie Ogbene (loan from Ipswich Town)

Mark McGuinness (undisclosed from Luton Town)

Ben Mee (free transfer)

Sheffield United confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Vinicius Souza (£13m to Wolfsburg)

Billy Blacker (loan to Tranmere Rovers)

Miguel Freckleton (undisclosed to St Mirren)

Antwoine Hackford (free to AFC Wimbledon)

Rhian Brewster (free to Derby County) 

Kieffer Moore (£2m to Wrexham)

Anel Ahmedhodzic (£15.6m to Feyenoord)

Ivor Grbic (loan to Fatih Karagumruk)

Jefferson Caceres (undisclosed to Dunfermline Athletic)

Mekhi Haughton-Parris (free Kentucky Wildcats)

Henry Molyneux (free Chatham Town)

Harry Boyes (free Southend United)

Rhys Norrington-Davies (loan to QPR)

Jamal Baptiste (loan to Rotherham United)

Jack Robinson (undisclosed to Birmingham City)


How much have Sheffield United spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Sheffield United total spend summer 2025: £2.9m

Sheffield United total income summer 2025: £30.6m

Sheffield United total net spend summer 2025: £27.7m


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