Sheffield United have reappointed Chris Wilder as manager, just three months after parting ways with the 57-year-old, Afrosport reports.
Wilder has signed a three-year contract and will take charge of the Blades for Saturday’s EFL Championship clash against Charlton Athletic at Bramall Lane.
This marks Wilder’s third stint as Sheffield United boss. He previously left the club on June 18 after being replaced by Ruben Selles, following United’s defeat in last season’s Championship play-off final.
In a statement, the club said: “Following a difficult start to the season, the board felt it necessary to make a change in order to stabilise performances and strengthen our push for promotion. While the adoption of a different style of play was pursued with ambition, results have clearly not met expectations.”
“Chris Wilder returns with proven leadership and an unparalleled understanding of Sheffield United. We are confident he is the right person to restore momentum, unite the squad and supporters, and deliver the results necessary to achieve our objectives this season.”
Welcome back, Chris ❤️ pic.twitter.com/jJ5YZJWWWm
— Sheffield United (@SheffieldUnited) September 15, 2025
Sheffield United are currently bottom of the Championship standings and without a win after five games.






