Marc Leonard Transfer from Birmingham City to Sheffield United
According to sources for Football Insider, Sheffield United have joined Celtic in pursuing Marc Leonard before the summer transfer window. Sheffield United is one of the clubs interested in Leonard, and the manager for the Blades, Chris Wilder, was at Tynecastle on the bank holiday Monday to watch the midfielder during a 2-1 win against Rangers. The interest from Sheffield United would provide Leonard with an opportunity to play at the Championship level. The opportunity to return to the Championship could be an interesting prospect for him if Birmingham is willing to let him go to a divisional rival.
According to sources for Football Insider, Sheffield United have joined Celtic in pursuing Marc Leonard before the summer transfer window. Sheffield United is one of the clubs interested in Leonard, and the manager for the Blades, Chris Wilder, was at Tynecastle on the bank holiday Monday to watch the midfielder during a 2-1 win against Rangers. The interest from Sheffield United would provide Leonard with an opportunity to play at the Championship level. The opportunity to return to the Championship could be an interesting prospect for him if Birmingham is willing to let him go to a divisional rival.
The Star has reported that Sheffield United are not actively pursuing a deal for Birmingham City midfielder Marc Leonard. It had been claimed that Chris Wilder was in attendance for the Hearts versus Rangers match on Monday to scout the 24-year-old. However, it is believed that the Sheffield United head coach was at the game for personal reasons and was not scouting the Birmingham player, who is on loan with the Scottish side. It is understood that the Championship side are monitoring the market for a midfielder in the event that Sydie Peck is sold, but a midfielder is not considered a priority position at this stage.
The Star has reported that Sheffield United are not actively pursuing a deal for Birmingham City midfielder Marc Leonard. It had been claimed that Chris Wilder was in attendance for the Hearts versus Rangers match on Monday to scout the 24-year-old. However, it is believed that the Sheffield United head coach was at the game for personal reasons and was not scouting the Birmingham player, who is on loan with the Scottish side. It is understood that the Championship side are monitoring the market for a midfielder in the event that Sydie Peck is sold, but a midfielder is not considered a priority position at this stage.
Chris Wilder wants Marc Leonard at Bramall Lane. Birmingham will demand a significant seven-figure sum to consider a sale of the 24-year-old, which would represent a profit on the £500,000 they paid to Brighton for him. Leonard is under contract at Birmingham until the summer of 2028.
Chris Wilder wants Marc Leonard at Bramall Lane. Birmingham will demand a significant seven-figure sum to consider a sale of the 24-year-old, which would represent a profit on the £500,000 they paid to Brighton for him. Leonard is under contract at Birmingham until the summer of 2028.
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder, who has admired Marc Leonard for a long time, watched the Glaswegian play on Monday. Wilder was at Tynecastle with Scotland boss Steve Clarke, as Leonard played in a 2-1 victory over Rangers. The Blades will revamp their squad in the summer after finishing 13th in the Championship and have already lost a midfielder in Tom Davies.
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder, who has admired Marc Leonard for a long time, watched the Glaswegian play on Monday. Wilder was at Tynecastle with Scotland boss Steve Clarke, as Leonard played in a 2-1 victory over Rangers. The Blades will revamp their squad in the summer after finishing 13th in the Championship and have already lost a midfielder in Tom Davies.
Sheffield United enquired about the potential signing of Marc Leonard in January, during Chris Wilder's first transfer window after being reappointed at Bramall Lane for a third time.
Sheffield United enquired about the potential signing of Marc Leonard in January, during Chris Wilder's first transfer window after being reappointed at Bramall Lane for a third time.
According to Birmingham World, Sheffield United are interested in signing Marc Leonard. Leonard is expected to leave Birmingham City this month as he is no longer favored by manager Chris Davies. The player also has interest from overseas.
According to Birmingham World, Sheffield United are interested in signing Marc Leonard. Leonard is expected to leave Birmingham City this month as he is no longer favored by manager Chris Davies. The player also has interest from overseas.
A report from Birmingham Live outlined that Sheffield United have been long-term admirers of Marc Leonard, and that a potential exit is possible if a replacement can be found.
A report from Birmingham Live outlined that Sheffield United have been long-term admirers of Marc Leonard, and that a potential exit is possible if a replacement can be found.
Scottish midfielder Marc Leonard, 24, could leave Birmingham City in January after being left out of the squad for the team's victory over Coventry City, an omission manager Chris Davies attributed to selection. When asked about a potential exit for the player, Davies said that they would have to see. It is possible for Leonard to depart this month. The midfielder has been frustrated with his lack of game time and could have left last summer before being convinced by Chris Davies to remain with the club. Over the last 12 months, Leonard has attracted interest from Championship clubs, including Sheffield United and Norwich City. A loan is believed to be more likely than a permanent transfer at this point, as the player has two-and-a-half years remaining on his contract. He joined Birmingham City in July 2024 and has been capped 7 times for the Scotland U21 team. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €700k.
Scottish midfielder Marc Leonard, 24, could leave Birmingham City in January after being left out of the squad for the team's victory over Coventry City, an omission manager Chris Davies attributed to selection. When asked about a potential exit for the player, Davies said that they would have to see. It is possible for Leonard to depart this month. The midfielder has been frustrated with his lack of game time and could have left last summer before being convinced by Chris Davies to remain with the club. Over the last 12 months, Leonard has attracted interest from Championship clubs, including Sheffield United and Norwich City. A loan is believed to be more likely than a permanent transfer at this point, as the player has two-and-a-half years remaining on his contract. He joined Birmingham City in July 2024 and has been capped 7 times for the Scotland U21 team. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €700k.
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