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Chris Wilder is a"good coach" and will likely be backed to lead Sheffield United to"better and bigger things", says soon-to-be only owner Prince Abdullah. Lifelong Blades enthusiast Wilder has directed the team two promotions in three phases. Even the Saudi prince, that obtained a 18-month-long legal battle with fellow co-owner Kevin McCabe within the club's ownership on Monday, says Sheffield United have been"lucky" to have the Englishman accountable at Bramall Lane. "I have an excellent relationship with Chris," Prince Abdullah told Sky Sports News. "I know a great coach once I see one. Chris is a excellent coach. He is currently going to get better and he is getting better. "For us I believe it's lucky that we discovered that a trainer just like Chris. But in my philosophy and when you examine why golf clubs are powerful... big clubs would be the clubs which have no character above the club. "There isn't any owner, trainer or participant above the club. We all work for the club. "We are blessed to have Chris. We will encourage him and hopefully he can direct us to bigger and better things." Prince Abdullah says he will evaluate the club's transfer budget for January using Wilder as the club goal to preserve their standing in the Premier League. Sheffield United broke their transfer record for a fourth time this summer with the registering of Oli McBurnie from Swansea for #17m along with the prince insists the club need to be"careful and prepared for the future." "The transfer funding for this season was 30m. My ex-partner and I fought, and you can inquire Chris Wilder, and we raised it on #40m. "This is significantly more than many Premier League clubs have spent. In January we have to check at our position in the table and speak to Chris. We'll do. "We always need to be to be reasonable and accountable. "It isn't about spending, it is about spending wisely. God forbid we get relegated, we don't want to buy the sort of player that will leave the club when we get blindsided since Sheffield United is a Premier League club." Prince Abdullah says he has no desire to sell the club, although investment firm ALK Capital were understood to have been lined up to purchase a vast majority stake in Sheffield United had McCabe won the High Court case. "In business you never say . But I will tell you I have no intention of selling the club" Prince Abdullah revealed for only viewing the club during his engagement within the previous six decades, he will even reconstruct his son-in-law as chairman of the club amid criticism from Blades fans. "I do not like to watch movies really. I like to watch games on TV with mute, independently. If we lose nobody talks with me. I get to overlook it," he explained. "I mean to make my son in law for a chairman of the club. My daughter and he will proceed to Sheffield. They will live in Sheffield and also be at all the games." On winning over fans:"It's a bar with a great history. It is. It is a huge responsibility. Talk is cheap but I believe lovers, if they look back five or four years from today, they'll be happy" About Kevin McCabe:"I will always treat Kevin McCabe with respect. I offered Kevin many offers (for a compromise) - attorneys are costly. We couldn't agree." On the function of Belgian mentor and board director Jan Van Winckel:"He has among the best eyes for talent. He told me to purchase Yaya Toure when he had been (playing with ) in Belgium. I will use him but Chris is the surface of the club along with his decisions about the first team are the decisions we'll proceed with." On programs for Bramall Lane:"Bramall Lane for me is the most esteemed in the world. We're only going to make it simpler. We're going to create the centers better, the fan experience better." Read more: sportxmagazine.com