Rabbi Matondo only joined SK Brann in March, but his time with the Norwegian club could already be coming to an end as he looks to return to English football during this transfer window.
The former Rangers player struggled to make a significant impact in Norway and has now been allowed to join Sheffield United for pre-season training on trial, where he will attempt to earn a permanent move.
Brann are prepared to cut their losses on the attacker after he failed to justify the wages he earns at the club. They are keen for him to leave as soon as possible as they look to resolve the situation.
Sheffield United Offer Matondo Chance
Sheffield United believe Matondo can improve with their team and have provided him with an opportunity to train with the squad and compete for a contract ahead of the upcoming season.
The club are looking to add talented players to their squad and will assess the winger during his trial period before deciding whether to offer him a permanent deal.
According to the Yorkshire Post, Derby County and Middlesbrough are also interested in signing Matondo this summer and are monitoring his situation while he continues his trial with Sheffield United.
Future Remains Uncertain
Both clubs have followed Matondo’s career and could consider making a move if he does not impress during his time with Sheffield United.
If the trial does not lead to a contract, Derby County and Middlesbrough could look to offer him another opportunity, potentially including their own trial periods before making a decision.
Matondo’s future remains unclear, but a return to English football appears to be his priority. After a difficult spell in Norway, the winger will be hoping to find a club where he can regain his form and continue his career at a higher level.
