Sheffield United: Billy Sharp, Jack O'Connell, Enda Stevens and Kyron Gordon all depart
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Jack O'Connell (centre left), and Billy Sharp (centre right) both helped Sheffield United return to the Premier League
Sheffield United legend Billy Sharp will leave the club this summer.
Jack O'Connell, Enda Stevens and Kyron Gordon will also depart, while Ismaila Coulibaly, Wes Foderingham, Oliver McBurnie and Oliver Norwood will all stay after their deals were extended.
Contract offers have been made to John Fleck, Ben Osborn, Jack Robinson and Zak Brunt.
O'Connell, Stevens and Sharp were part of their promotion to the Premier League in 2018-19 and this season.
Sharp, 37, scored 129 goals in 377 appearances across three spells with the Blades, making his debut in 2004 before joining Scunthorpe a year later.
After returning to Bramall Lane in 2007, he departed again in 2010 for Doncaster and then had spells at Southampton and Leeds.
In 2015 he began his final stint with the club when they were in League One.
Centre-back O'Connell, 29, joined in 2016 and has made 175 appearances for the Blades, but has not played a match since injuring his knee in September 2020.
Wing-back Stevens, 32, was limited to 13 games last season as Paul Heckingbottom's side came second in the Championship.