An opportunity may become available for Sheffield United to sign Tommy Doyle. The midfielder, who is contracted to Wolves, spent this season on loan at Birmingham, who would have signed him permanently had they won promotion. Doyle made 38 appearances but did not receive the number of starts he wanted, so a return is not expected. Following Wolves' relegation, Doyle is training with Rob Edwards’ side, although he is unable to play. There is uncertainty about his long-term future at Molineux, as Wolves are expected to spend on midfielders in the summer, which could result in Doyle's position in the squad hierarchy being lowered. As a relegated club, Wanderers will also have to take financial considerations into account. Doyle's contract runs until 2028 and includes a two-year option, but this summer may be the most opportune time for the club to receive a fee for him if they do not trigger it. If Doyle cannot get the regular minutes he wants at Wolves, he may seek a transfer, and a return to Yorkshire could be a suitable arrangement for both the player and Sheffield United as Wilder intends to make changes to his squad.

Tommy Doyle, who spent this past season with Birmingham City from Wolves, will not be joining the Blues on a permanent basis. His long-term future at Molineux is now uncertain and Wolves have a decision to make regarding his situation. As they prepare for another year in the second tier, Sheffield United now have the chance to re-sign Doyle this summer. The club's chances of signing him will depend on what Wolves plan to do with him.

The Sun reports on Sheffield United's interest in bringing back midfielder Tommy Doyle from Wolves on loan. Sheffield United hope to bring back midfielder Tommy Doyle from Wolves on loan but face a fight with Birmingham.

English Championship duo Sunderland and Sheffield United are among several clubs reportedly interested in signing Wolves midfielder Tommy Doyle. It's dependent on them winning promotion to the English Premier League, with the 23-year-old said to be heading for the exit at Molineux. Doyle was only signed from Manchester City last summer in a £4.3 million deal, and Pep Guardiola's men have an option to buy him back, which appears unlikely. Doyle's game time has been limited at Wolves under Vitor Pereira.