Wilder confirms Hamer is still a Sheffield United player
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 10:12 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Chris Wilder stated that Gustavo Hamer remains a Sheffield United player amid transfer speculation. Talks between Hamer and Coventry City have been reported as positive, but no final decision has been reached. Hamer had previously played for Coventry and is viewed as an important asset for United. Wilder emphasized that Hamer has not indicated a desire to leave the club, where he performed well during the previous season.
- •Chris Wilder insists Hamer is still with Sheffield United.
- •Positive talks held between Hamer and Coventry City.
- •Hamer's past performance included 19 goals in 132 appearances for Coventry.
- •Sheffield United held a pre-season match against VfL Bochum.
- •Coventry is seeking to strengthen their midfield ahead of the new season.
- 10:12 AMYahoo Sports — 'As far as I'm concerned, Hamer's a Sheffield United player' - Wilder
"As excitement and trepidation builds across the West Midlands - the fairly unknown territory of the Premier League awaits Frank Lampard's Coventry City. On the latest Sky Blues Fancast, BBC CWR's Will Oelrich and Sky Blues fans Ben Taylor and Adam Sloman review the upcoming season and the speculation that surrounds links with Sheffield United's Gustavo Hamer.
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