According to Pete O’Rourke, Matondo was close to joining the Blades from SK Brann after a training period with the club. However, the arrival of Brereton-Diaz means Matondo’s deal to the Blades is off.

Wilder said United are considering signing forward Rabbi Matondo, who has been on trial with the Blades, on a permanent contract. He stated the club is keen on adding more depth on the left wing. Wilder said they are speaking to Matondo and also medically assessing him due to some previous issues. He added that they are still talking and the outcome is yet to be determined.

Reports from Norway have confirmed that Rabbi Matondo will leave Brann after just three appearances. The reports also claim Matondo is training with Sheffield United, which will give manager Chris Wilder a chance to assess the winger directly before deciding whether to offer the player a contract.

Sheffield United are reportedly considering a move for former Rangers winger Rabbi Matondo. The 25-year-old Welsh international has been made available for transfer by the Norwegian club Brann, which he joined in March after his contract with Rangers was terminated. Brann's sporting director, Per-Ove Ludvigsen, told Bergens Tidende that the club assumes Matondo has a contract until the end of the year.