Sheffield United forward Tyrese Campbell subject of Celtic and Rangers 'scouting'
Sheffield United forward Tyrese Campbell has reportedly remained of interest to Scottish giants Celtic and Rangers.
There has previously been talk of interest from north of the border in Campbell, who has been a Blade since the summer of 2024.
He ended a lengthy association with Stoke City to link up with Chris Wilder’s squad and registered 11 goals in his maiden campaign.
Campbell helped Sheffield United reach the Championship play-off final but has been unable to halt the decline this term.
Scottish interest in Sheffield United’s Tyrese Campbell
The frontman has netted on six occasions in his second season at the club and according to the Daily Record, has been under observation.
Celtic and Rangers are both said to have kept tabs on the former England youth international.
He is out of contract at Bramall Lane in 2027, therefore there may be a temptation to cash in this summer if fresh terms cannot be agreed.
Contract situation
There may be a similar dilemma regarding midfielder Gustavo Hamer, who has repeatedly been the subject of transfer speculation.
Regarding the pair’s contracts, Wilder said last month: “We have to come to a decision with Gus and Tyrese, because they’re in the last 18 months of their deals as well. So talks with them.
“But there has to be enthusiasm from other clubs for the boys' services as well, so ongoing stuff that can go either way. What I'm seeing at the moment, and what I demand of everybody, is a committed group.
“We don't get the results and get the performances that we have if we're not committed. So Ty and Gus are with us for 18 months, and I demand and expect committed performances. And they’re producing.”
Sheffield United sit 17th in the Championship table with seven games left to play.