Sheffield United have enjoyed a memorable first season back in the Premier League under the watchful eye of Chris Wilder.
Few would have expected the Blades to mount a push for the Europa League places upon their return to the top-flight, especially after largely recruiting quality Championship players over the course of the summer.
Regardless of where Wilder’s side finish this season, it has been a memorable campaign nonetheless, and the manager will went to strengthen his squad this summer.
Wilder will also be keen to shift the deadwood this summer, with plenty of players set to leave Bramall Lane.
On the topic of departures, did you know where these five ex-United players are playing now?
Doyle played over 220 games for Sheffield United between 2011 and 2015.
He now plays for Notts County in the National League, playing a key role in the Magpies’ bid for promotion back into the EFL.
Kilgallon played over 120 games for United after arriving from Leeds in 2007.
The centre-half now plys his trade in India for Hyderabad under the management of Phil Brown.
Baxter spent three years at Bramall Lane, scoring 28 goals in over 120 appearances for the Blades.
After spending a short time at Plymouth Argyle in League Two, he now plys his trade in America for Memphis 901.
Blackman spent a year-and-a-half at Sheffield United, scoring 14 goals in 33 games for the Yorkshire club.
After a failed spell at Derby, though, he's now playing in Israel for Maccabi Tel-Aviv.
Cofie spent the first half of the 2012/13 on loan at Sheffield United, scoring twice in 16 league games.
The former Manchester United man is now playing in the Philippines for Global FC.