The message comes after the club's interim manager Paul Heckingbottom defended the former Everton youngster in the press after it was seemingly claimed that he had downed tools in protest over not getting a move earlier in his Blades career.

Lundstram has seen his game come on leaps and bounds in recent years and he could well be set to stay in the Premier League next term with Brighton and Hove Albion and West Ham United having shown an interest in signing the player in the summer of last year.

Wherever he ends up, the midfielder will leave with a lot of people's best wishes as he played a key role in getting the Blades to the Premier League before helping them to consolidate in their first season under Chris Wilder.