Discussions with Femi Seriki are ongoing. He was the subject of interest from clubs such as Everton last month, but a deal was not completed. Chris Wilder told The Star that discussions will take place regarding definitely extending Femi Seriki's contract.

According to a report from the Sheffield Star, Everton are monitoring the situation of Sheffield United full-back Femi Seriki before next Monday's transfer deadline. The Star's report claims that the Toffees have targeted a potential move for Seriki as David Moyes looks to address his issues at full-back. It is understood that Seriki has emerged as a potential target for Everton. It has also been claimed that United are reluctant to sell Seriki and that Wilder is likely to have alerted COH Sports to Seriki's contract situation. However, it remains to be seen whether Everton's interest is concrete enough for the club to submit an adequate offer before the transfer window closes.

Femi Seriki, a 23-year-old English and Nigerian right-back and a regular player at Sheffield United, has been linked with a move to Everton. A winter transfer is considered unlikely, but Sheffield United might agree to a transfer under the specific condition of a player swap. Sheffield United had previously shown loan interest in Everton's Tim Iroegbunam in the summer and has been searching for a midfielder this winter. While Everton might be hesitant to let Iroegbunam leave permanently, a short-term loan deal could potentially be negotiated if Everton seriously pursues Seriki. Seriki, who joined the club in July 2023, has a contract until the summer of 2027. His current market value is €3.50m, according to Transfermarkt. In the current Championship season, he has made 22 appearances, scoring one goal and providing four assists.