Sheffield United have sacked Paul Heckingbottom and brought back Chris Wilder, who has stabilized the club in the past.

Sheffield United officially announced Heckingbottom's dismissal on Friday via their official channels, saying, "Sheffield can confirm that manager Paul Heckingbottom has been sacked, with coaches Stuart McCall and Mark Hudson also leaving the club."

Sheffield were promoted to the Premier League (PL) this season. With Heckingbottom at the helm, expectations were high for the Blades to return to the PL and play the kind of tight-knit football that they have been known for in the past. However, they have been unable to pick up a win since the start of the season and currently sit bottom of the table with one win, two draws, and 11 losses after 14 league games.

Sheffield's decision was to sack the manager. Wilder has been mentioned as a possible replacement. "Sheffield are considering a managerial 스포츠토토 change and are pushing for the return of Wilder, who has led Sheffield successfully in the past," the UK's Daily Mail reported.

The first managerial sack in the PL this season. Sheffield quickly found a replacement, and Wilder, who has led Sheffield successfully in the past, is back. "Wilder is the new manager of Sheffield Wednesday. His contract runs until the summer of 2025."