Sheffield United have rejected Coventry City's opening offer for Gus Hamer and are sticking to their valuation. Danny Hall of the Sheffield Star had it late yesterday afternoon. On Hall's reporting, United would normally sell a player with under a year left on his contract, as they did with Sander Berge, Iliman Ndiaye and Anel Ahmedhodzic, but this time they have resolved to hold their price and accept the risk of losing Hamer for nothing next summer, and personal terms are not expected to be a problem. No agreement, no fee, and nothing on it from Coventry. Plus a rumour, from The Sun and carried by CoventryLive: Coventry are among the clubs to have contacted Chelsea about Mykhailo Mudryk, with two more Premier League clubs enquiring and three more in Europe watching. Interest only. Mudryk is free to play again after the FA confirmed on 31 July that his case had been settled with WADA's agreement, Mudryk accepting that he had committed the violations and accepting a ban equal to time served. And from the club, tickets for the Monaco friendly on Friday 14 August are now on general sale, the club's final pre season fixture. Club items aired as fact, press reported as press, nothing here announced as done.

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