The Sheffield Star reports that Rhys Norrington-Davies's parent club is willing to let him depart permanently this summer. His next move could be a permanent transfer to QPR or another club.

Rhys Norrington-Davies is due to return to Sheffield United from his loan at QPR at the end of the season. According to West London Sport on YouTube, QPR boss Julien Stephan said that he thinks the player did well this season but does not want to speak about the next one. Stephan stated that Norrington-Davies is a Sheffield United player, not a QPR player, and that he did well, playing a lot of games. The manager noted that this season represented the most Championship games the player has played in his career, which is a good reference for him, and also added that they managed him very well. Regarding the future, Stephan said he does not know and cannot say anything more because Norrington-Davies is under contract with Sheffield United. If he does not sign a contract extension, Sheffield United could lose him on a free transfer next year if they do not sell him. The possibility of QPR making a permanent move for Norrington-Davies is mentioned, but head coach Stephan has not revealed any information regarding a permanent transfer in his latest comments.

Rhys Norrington-Davies will have one year remaining on his Sheffield United contract. If Wilder approves a departure, it is expected to be a permanent one. Sheffield United would aim to receive a fee for the Wales international, because a loan would extend to the end of his contract, likely leading to a free transfer. If a sale occurs, it is considered highly likely that a Championship club will acquire him. Opportunities in Scotland or other overseas locations are also possibilities. Staying at Bramall Lane is also a possibility. Norrington-Davies has demonstrated he can be a capable backup this season if either Burrows or McCallum were to move. A permanent sale is considered the most probable outcome.