- Louie Marsh, 21, is an object of interest for several championship clubs
- Huddersfield Town, Stockport County, Barnsley and Stevenage are interested
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The highly qualified Sheffield United, the U20 International Louie Marsh, is the object of interest for several championship clubs.
The 21 -year -old only 18 months have left in his contract, but after the Blades brought Tom Cannon and Ben Brereton Díaz, the opportunities will be limited.
The manager Chris Wilder still has great hope for his graduate of the Academy of Own Harvest and believes that lending it will be of greater benefit during the second half of the season.
It is believed that Huddersfield Town, Stockport County, Barnsley and Stevenage are monitoring their situation with respect to Marsh.
Meanwhile, Ipswich Town's right side, Harry Clarke, has joined Sheffield United after his movement for Hertha Berlin's partner, Jonjoe Kenny, failed.
The side of the Bundesliga 2 was asking £ 1.5 million for the old side of the Everton. Clarke also had an interest in Sheffield Wednesday.
Clarke player a key role in the Ipswich team that secured the consecutive promotions of the League one to the Premier League.
However, others such as Axel Tuanzebe, Ben Johnson and January, Ben Godfrey, were being selected before Clarke before their departure.
As a result, he achieved only four openings in the Premier League this season, giving a penalty and being sent against Brentford.
His last start for the club was against just before Christmas when Newcastle beat his 4-0 team at home.