Sheff United Way

𝙎𝙮𝙙𝙞𝙚 𝙋𝙚𝙘𝙠 🔎 The Blades boy has already racked up over 100 games in professional football at just 21 and has established himself as one of Sheffield United's main men. This week, he stepped up for Chris Wilder's side again, scoring and assisting in a Player of the Match performance in a 2-1 away win at Blackburn. A relentless, combative midfielder who combines huge work rate with impressive composure to progress play from defence to attack. He joined Arsenal at six years old and spent 11 years at Hale End before moving to Sheffield United, following the same path as another Young Lion lighting up the Championship in Will Lankshear. Sydie had a short-term loan at Oldham in 2022, but was recalled after an impressive nine games in the National League. The following season, he made his Premier League debut as a teenager and has since become a fan favourite at Bramall Lane. Having played for England U17s and U20s - where he bagged two goals and an assist in four games - he's now broken into Lee Carsley's U21s, starting two of their last three alongside captain Jobe Bellingham. He'll be well up for the fight for that centre-midfield starting spot, but faces Premier League competition from Archie Gray, Lewis Miley and Jack Hinshelwood. As we look to make it three-in-a-row at this summer's U21 Euros, Peck will be aiming to follow in the footsteps of Curtis Jones, Alex Scott and Elliot Anderson by playing a key role in lifting the trophy, before going on to forge a top career at the highest level and represent the senior team.