According to an exclusive report by Danny Hall in The Star, Sheffield United are expecting interest in Rhys Norrington-Davies from Portsmouth. The report explains that Norrington-Davies could leave Bramall Lane before the summer transfer window closes as United try to make changes to their defence. It is suggested in the report that Chris Wilder wants to bring in two centre-backs, and the defender's departure may be delayed until that happens due to his versatility. The Star reports that Pompey have shown an interest in the Welshman and have initiated contact regarding a potential loan move. The defender's contract at Bramall Lane expires next summer.

Sheffield United left-back Rhys Norrington-Davies, 27, is attracting interest from Championship rivals Portsmouth. The player is considered available for an exit as he is third-choice in his position. Portsmouth are targeting a deal for the Welshman, who spent last season on loan at QPR. The proposed move would be a loan that would take him to the end of his Sheffield United contract, which expires at the end of the 2026/27 season. The transfer could become permanent as his contract runs down, with the possibility of him becoming a free agent next year. Norrington-Davies may have other options to consider and will likely evaluate all his options before making a decision. The defender, who has 17 caps and one goal for Wales, joined Sheffield United in July 2019 and has a current market value of €2.50m, according to Transfermarkt.