Sources indicate that Sheffield United are resolute in their stance and are reluctant to allow Wolves to acquire Anel Ahmedhodzic before the looming deadline of 30 August. The Blades view the 25-year-old as a pivotal figure in their aspiration to secure promotion back to the Premier League at the earliest opportunity.
In recent developments, it has come to light that Wolves are closely monitoring Ahmedhodzic’s situation at Bramall Lane, identifying him as a potential successor to Max Kilman in their squad. Speculations suggest that Wolves are gearing up to table an offer for the talented centre-back, however, Sheffield United is grappling with financial constraints that may hamper their ability to engage in the ideal transfer dealings before the impending deadline.
Despite the disparity in the leagues they compete in, Sheffield United appears resolute in their valuation of Ahmedhodzic, making it challenging for Wolves to secure his services. The Bosnia and Herzegovina international has showcased impressive performances in the Blades’ Championship matches this season, carrying forward his consistency from last year’s Premier League campaign where he featured prominently.
With Ahmedhodzic’s contract extending until 2026, Sheffield United is staunch in their determination to retain his services, even as Wolves explore potential alternatives in the form of Toti Gomes and Yerson Mosquera. Additionally, manager Gary O’Neil’s squad has notable defensive assets in Santiago Bueno and Craig Dawson, further intensifying the competition for Ahmedhodzic’s signature and adding a layer of complexity to the negotiations.
