Harry Souttar is still admired at Sheffield United, where Chris Wilder has returned. Wilder previously signed Souttar on loan two years ago. A torn Achilles has recently stagnated the 27-year-old's career. He could be an asset if he remains uninjured during the World Cup. A fee of £4m for the Australian would be a decent amount.

Sheffield United have an opportunity to sign Harry Souttar this summer following Leicester City's relegation to League One. Sheffield United, who had Souttar on loan during the 2024/25 season, were linked with a move for him last September but a transfer did not happen. Souttar is under contract at Leicester City until June 2028, but his long-term future is uncertain as the club prepares for the third tier. It is suggested that Leicester City may need to cut costs and sell some players to help balance their finances. It is uncertain if Leicester will be able to retain him amid expected potential interest from elsewhere, and Sheffield United’s chances of completing a transfer will depend on the situation at Leicester.

There is ongoing speculation linking defender Harry Souttar with a return to United. He is supposedly on Sheffield United's transfer list, and it has been suggested that there could be a potential triple raid by the Blades.

Harry Souttar was close to a loan move to Rangers from Leicester City during the Michael Beale era, but the deal collapsed. Interest was revived last summer, especially after the Socceroo was pictured in a retro Rangers top, but he instead joined Sheffield United on loan. The 26-year-old was a first-choice defender for the Blades until an Achilles tendon injury ended his season early.