Former Sheffield United midfielder Keith Gillespie has exclusively told Football FanCast that the Blades have missed Sander Berge's "quality", but thinks his injury record could see him struggle for a future move away from Bramall Lane.

The Norwegian joined from Genk for a club-record fee last January, but whilst the midfielder featured in all 14 of United's Premier League remaining 2019/20 games following his arrival, he's been plagued with injuries this term and therefore hasn't been able to help the club battle against relegation.

He appeared in Sheffield United's opening 13 league matches this season, but hasn't been available since having surgery on a tendon his leg following an injury sustained in the defeat to Manchester United before Christmas.

Berge still has more than three years remaining on his Blades contract, but with the club on the verge of relegation, is set to leave Bramall Lane this summer - with north London rivals Tottenham and Arsenal both interested in the 23-year-old.

Despite those links, Gillespie believes that Berge's recent injuries could make a potential summer move difficult for him. He told Football FanCast:

"Berge was brought in for a lot of money and he has been injured for most of the season, so that can hinder you because you want somebody with that quality to come in and help the side.

"Berge, who's going to come in for him? He hasn't played that much. You don't know how injury prone he can be, he's missed a huge chunk of the season.

"I certainly think he would have improved Sheffield United this season."