Sheffield United should add a different profile to their squad this summer, and Ross Stewart could be the answer. The Scottish striker is available on a free transfer after Southampton decided not to renew his contract. Stewart is a physical focal point who can change the dynamic of a match with his strength and athleticism. He can occupy centre-backs, win aerial duels, and provide a direct outlet when teams are pressing aggressively. This is exactly what Sheffield United lack in their current striker options, which consist of Patrick Bamford, Tom Cannon, and Tyrese Campbell. Each of these players offers something different, but Stewart's profile is unique and could provide an alternative to their current approach. At his best, Stewart is a battering ram who can create space for teammates and stretch defences. His ability to run channels and cover ground effectively makes him a valuable asset for Sheffield United. The Championship is a physically demanding league, and having a fourth senior striker would be beneficial for the club. With 46 league matches, cup competitions, and relentless midweek fixtures, squad depth is essential. Campbell and Cannon could form one partnership, but having a fourth striker would provide more options for Chris Wilder to choose from. If the Blades continue to deploy two forwards, having four senior strikers would be the minimum requirement for a successful campaign.