Sheffield Wednesday

Sheffield Wednesday could miss out on defender with Championship rivals ‘one step ahead’

14/07/2024 Raymond 0

Sheffield Wednesday has had a successful summer, nearing ten new signings. However, they might miss out on one potential addition, Mickaël Nadé. Reports surfaced that Nadé has become a target for the club to strengthen their defense. The 25-year-old center-back, whose contract with Saint-Étienne recently expired, is also being pursued by West Bromwich Albion. Le Progrès indicated that West Brom is ‘one step ahead’ and hopes to finalize the deal by early next week. Despite having defenders like Dominic Iorfa and Michael Ihiekwe, Wednesday could benefit from Nadé’s natural left-footedness, which adds balance to their current options. However, if West Brom succeeds in securing Nadé, it won’t matter for the Owls.

Sheffield Wednesday rivalling West Brom for free agent centre-back signing

13/07/2024 Raymond 0

Sheffield Wednesday’s search for a center-back is intensifying, with Danny Röhl yet to bolster this critical position. Currently, his options are Michael Ihiekwe, Bambo Diaby, and Dominic Iorfa, while Di’Shon Bernard remains out of contract. The interest in Mickael Nade suggests that the club is preparing for the possibility of missing out on Bernard, whose future is still uncertain amid interest from other Championship teams and clubs across Europe. Re-signing Bernard would be a major coup, but the club’s ongoing strong summer transfer window might improve their chances of tempting him back to S6.

True Sheffield Wednesday fee and contract length revealed after ‘no-brainer’ transfer

13/07/2024 Raymond 0

Yan Valery, formerly with Southampton, joined Sheffield Wednesday earlier this month, marking a significant move in the club’s summer transfer activities. Among the eight new additions, Valery is particularly familiar to manager Danny Röhl, with whom he previously worked at Southampton. The transfer, completed early in the month, came at a fee of around £400,000, and Valery signed a three-year contract with Sheffield Wednesday, potentially keeping him at the club until he is 29. This move is part of a broader strategy of securing longer-term contracts for players, both young and experienced. Valery has already donned the Owls’ colors, participating in a pre-season match and gearing up for further training camps and friendlies in Germany and Austria later this month.

Valery expressed his enthusiasm about reuniting with Röhl, stating, “As soon as I knew that Danny wanted me, I just wanted to go back with him because I’ve known him as Southampton assistant coach. He’s the one who was really working on the pitch with the players and with me in my first season. He helped me a lot, and I improved so much with him, so I was really happy to hear from him again and to know that now he was the main manager. It was obviously a no-brainer.”

Sheffield Wednesday make ‘opening bid’ for striker ‘watched’ by Premier League teams

12/07/2024 Raymond 0

Sheffield Wednesday have submitted a bid for a proven Championship striker as they prepare for the 2024/25 season. The club has already had a productive summer transfer window, with eight new signings, including Charlie McNeill, who joined after being released by Manchester United. McNeill will compete for a spot in the squad alongside striker Jamal Lowe, who has arrived from Bournemouth after a loan spell with Swansea City in the 2023/24 campaign.

Sheffield Wednesday have reportedly made an ‘opening bid’ for Troyes attacker Ike Ugbo, according to Mike McGrath on X. Ugbo, a Canadian international, played a pivotal role for Sheffield Wednesday during the latter part of the 2023/24 season while on loan, scoring seven goals to help the Owls secure their Championship status. Following his successful loan spell, Ugbo has attracted interest from other Championship clubs and is being monitored by Premier League teams.

Imminent Sheffield Wednesday transfer expected amid interest in one-cap England man

12/07/2024 Raymond 0

Sheffield Wednesday’s transfer activities are set to continue as manager Danny Röhl anticipates more additions to the squad, with one potentially arriving in the next couple of days. Despite already signing eight new players this summer, the club is far from finished as they aim to build a team capable of competing at the top end of the Championship table.

During the Owls’ pre-season training camp at St George’s Park, Röhl addressed the ongoing transfer efforts. While he refrained from discussing specific names linked to transfer reports, he hinted that a new signing could be completed in the next couple of days. “We are looking at some options in the market,” Röhl told The Star. “This position is not the easiest one, but I think in the next – not hours – but two days, we will do something. It depends a little bit on the process, the contracts, the medical check. We have always the performance tests, then only after this they can go into training. If they have all this then we can go forward but as always it is about timing. Sometimes it goes quicker, sometimes we need one day more. Then if we have something, we will announce it.”

Free agent finds new home after Sheffield Wednesday departure

10/07/2024 Raymond 0

Sheffield Wednesday signed Adam Alimi-Adetoro two years ago after he impressed them during a trial. Before moving to South Yorkshire, he played for Leixlip United and Athlone Town. Over the past couple of seasons, he has been a key player for Sheffield Wednesday’s Under-21 team. Standing at 6ft 5in, the Irish defender made his first and only competitive appearance for Sheffield Wednesday in an FA Cup match against Fleetwood Town in February 2023. Despite training with the senior team on several occasions and participating in the pre-season trip to Spain last summer under former manager Xisco Munoz, his progression to the starting XI was hindered, leading Sheffield Wednesday to make the difficult decision to release him.

Sheffield Wednesday boss eyes ‘next step’ – Owls share facilities with reigning Euro champions

09/07/2024 Raymond 0

Sheffield Wednesday manager, Danny Röhl, is eager to see the Owls advance in their preparations for the upcoming season. The team has been back in training for over a week, working hard to get ready for the 2024/25 campaign. However, their efforts are set to intensify over the next six days as they move to the Football Association’s facility at St. George’s Park.

Röhl has praised the ‘fantastic’ facilities available at the Staffordshire site, believing this camp will be crucial for advancing their preparations. He stated, “We keep going and this week we go to our first preseason camp and I am looking forward to this as the next step… We need time to bring everyone together, to be connected and we will keep going and move forward.” The Owls began their friendlies on a positive note, defeating Alfreton Town 2-0 over the weekend and are now looking forward to upcoming matches against RB Salzburg, Werder Bremen, and Leganes as part of their preseason schedule.

“He’s a game-changer” – Pundit hails Sheffield Wednesday as West Brom fended off for player agreement

08/07/2024 Raymond 0

Carlton Palmer expressed his happiness following Sheffield Wednesday’s announcement of Josh Windass extending his contract with the club. Windass initially joined the Owls on loan in the January 2020 window, a move that became permanent in the subsequent summer transfer period.

Since then, Windass has emerged as a pivotal figure at Hillsborough, amassing 135 appearances. His contributions were instrumental in a promotion campaign, and he played a significant role last season under Danny Rohl, featuring in 25 games and scoring six goals as Sheffield Wednesday defied expectations to remain in the Championship.

Sheffield Wednesday Boss Makes Admission On £1 Million-Rated Star

07/07/2024 Raymond 0

Sheffield Wednesday head coach Danny Rohl has remained tight-lipped about rumors linking his team with an interest in Rangers forward Scott Wright. Despite the transfer window opening only three weeks ago, the Owls have been very active this summer. Following a remarkable escape from relegation in the Championship last season, the South Yorkshire club has bolstered their squad with several new signings, including Jamal Lowe, Svante Ingelsson, Max Lowe, James Beadle, Ben Hamer, Yan Valery, and most recently, Olaf Kobacki. However, Wednesday may still be looking to add more players and have shown interest in Scott Wright from Rangers. Wright’s current contract at Ibrox has only 12 months remaining, making this the last chance for Rangers to cash in on the attacker, who has a market value of £1 million.

Sheffield Wednesday latest: Another signing confirmed, James Beadle and Charlie McNeill latest, Josh Windass reacts

04/07/2024 Raymond 0

Wednesday received a significant boost in May when Danny Rohl signed a new long-term contract with the club. The German manager quickly began the task of rebuilding his squad. Several loanees, including James Beadle, Kristian Pedersen, Jeff Hendrick, Momo Diaby, Ian Poveda, Ike Ugbo, and Ashley Fletcher, have returned to their parent clubs. Additionally, Ciaran Brennan, Reece James, George Byers, Tyreeq Bakinson, Juan Delgado, and Lee Gregory were released at the end of their contracts, while Cameron Dawson and Will Vaulks left after declining new deals.