Henderson, who played an important role behind Sheffield's success rising to the highest caste, intends to continue to live at Bramall Lane.
Manchester United young goalkeeper Dean Henderson claimed to want to stay at Sheffield United after helping his club promotion to the English Premier League.
Sheffield ensured they climbed to the highest caste for the first time since 2006/07 after beating Ipswich Town 2-0 at the weekend, with them still able to win the League Championship if the match remained on their side.
Henderson, 22, made a remarkable appearance for the club nicknamed The Blades because he successfully carved 20 clean sheets from 44 appearances in the British second caste competition, and he claimed to be happy to change his status to permanent.
"For me personally, I am very emotional and I have told the manager [Chris Wilder]" listen, don't let me go "," Henderson told Sheffield United's official YouTube channel.
"But of course this depends on two clubs to agree on prices and so on, so I can't wait to come back here next season."
Henderson himself settled in United's academy since 2011 since being brought in from Carlisle United. While there, he has never been in a senior team and has been loaned more often, such as to Stockport County, Grimsby Town, Shrewsbury Town and finally Sheffield since last summer.
In his relatively young career, Henderson was in the League One 2017/18 Best Team composition with Shrewsbury and also won the 2017 U-20 World Cup with England.
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