Who are you Ollie Arblaster as difficult period in no way will stance future Premier League life
01/06/2025 11:22 AM
They are out there and you will always need them as a good generation of players at this point are growing in the close neighbourhood, soon to become the flowers of football that we all love as they have attitude and an upbringing that will see them breaking through at a higher level.
Ollie Arblaster (20) is such a player, currently out injured for the rest of the season, but he will be back with a bang, getting into the action again for Sheffield United as they prepare life for higher grounds.
Born in Sheffield and early being noticed as special. He has played for England u.18 and u.21. Getting his learning from two loan spells out at Bradford Park Avenue and Port Vale, before breaking through, still only 28 league games played, but still one that has made a huge impression.
Initialy eager to follow his father and grandfather trying to break through as a goalkeeper, but with the height of 1.75m not really build to get a professional career between the sticks, so to then go the route of becoming one of the most promising midfielders at his level, shows the determination needed to get into the first team frame at Sheffield United.
Sheffield United midfielder Oliver Arblaster will miss the rest of the season after having surgery on a ruptured ACL.
— The #EFL Zone (@TheFLZone) November 22, 2024
HUGE loss for the Blades! pic.twitter.com/vUkmsdiPOb
Ollie was introduced to the first team two seasons ago, playing 4 league games in that 2022-23 promotion season, and in his next getting 12 outings at the highest level. His first goals in the first team came this season. After a relegation and possibly a good learning lesson, he was on a run to establish himself in the Sheffield United team, but an injury strikes in November, sidelining the young talent for the rest of the season.
Chris Wilder and The Blades looks to be on the good path at the moment, and should be in the frame of a potential Premier League return. Even if they end up outside to the top two or miss promotion in a play-off, Ollie Arblaster should be back in the team and of course easier to establish himself in a team for a push to promotion.
We will follow Ollie Arblaster as the Sheffield lad follows in the footsteps of former special men at this club, Tony Currie, Len Badger, Eddie Colquhoun and Alan Woodward are four players to call when you look at his raw talent coming through.
We are all waiting for a special breakthrough for this grounded and fantastic talented player, watch him play, hope he will be back soon.
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