Despite Rhian Brewster’s difficulties in front of goal, pundit Carlton Palmer believes that Sheffield United’s decision to extend the striker’s contract is obvious.
With Brewster’s contract expiring this summer, Chris Wilder said this week that the Blades were aiming to sign him to a new contract.
Since joining Sheffield United in October 2020 for a rumoured sum of up to £23.5 million, Brewster has not signed a new contract.
New contract for Rhian Brewster “makes absolute sense” for Sheffield United
Although the former Liverpool player has received a lot of flak for his alleged lack of worth over the years—he has only scored seven goals in 105 games for the Blades—there have been some encouraging indications this season.
Palmer asserts the importance of protecting the value of their investment and feels that Sheffield United must take action to get Brewster to sign a new contract.
“Sheffield United and Chris Wilder confirmed that they have opened talks with Rhian Brewster about extending his contract,” he informed Football League World.
It makes perfect sense for them, so I’m not surprised.
He signed a five-year contract with the Blades in 2020 after leaving Liverpool for a club record cost of approximately £23.5 million.
Chris has hinted that the deal wasn’t for as much money as that, and it’s scheduled to expire in the summer.
The 24-year-old has had a difficult time at Bramall Lane over the years, but this season he has been making a significant contribution ever since Chris Wilder rejoined the team.
Therefore, I believe it makes sense for the club to safeguard its asset. His playing days are yet young. Chris Wilder is certain that the player has more in store.
“He has experienced injuries, which is an issue. His ability to get up and run has been hindered.
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