Crystal Palace defender Rob Holding has sealed a loan move to Sheffield United. He has expressed interest in making the move permanent, stating he was in a 'weird place' in his career and appreciated Sheffield United for taking a chance on him.

Rob Holding appears poised to conclude his challenging stint at Crystal Palace by joining Sheffield United on loan. The former Arsenal player has not been included in Oliver Glasner's team this season and has only made a single appearance for the Eagles. Sheffield United are nearing an agreement for the defender, with Holding currently undergoing a medical examination with the Blades in preparation for a loan transfer that will last until the season's end. This move is perceived as an opportunity for the 29-year-old to revive his career after being sidelined by Glasner. Glasner mentioned that Holding is training separately and is aware of the reason for his exclusion, although this reason remains undisclosed. Glasner also indicated that Holding would be permitted to leave if there is interest from another club and if Holding wishes to join them.

Rob Holding is currently the subject of a transfer tussle between Sheffield United and Coventry City. Sheffield United is contemplating a loan move for him, having been deterred by QPR's valuation of Jimmy Dunne. It is suggested that Boss Chris Wilder is considering a loan deal for Crystal Palace's out-of-favor player, Rob Holding, although Coventry City, under the management of Frank Lampard, also has an interest in acquiring the former Arsenal player. The Blades are hesitant to spend on Dunne, who will be a free agent at the season's end, prompting them to view Holding as a viable alternative to fortify their defense.