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Mallik Wilks is reportedly edging closer to signing for Sheffield Wednesday, as Darren Moore continues to try and assemble a squad together who could win promotion from League One.
Hull City vice-chairman Tan Kesler has revealed Sheffield Wednesday’s first offer for Mallik Wilks was ‘not enough to consider’, though negotiations between the two clubs still remain ‘open’. Hull Live understands that a £200,000 deal is edging closer, though Kesler has claimed there is still plenty of work to be done to get it over the line.
Sheffield Wednesday are closing in on the signing of Mallik Wilks from Hull City, according to Hull Live.
Hull City vice-chairman Tan Kesler has confirmed negotiations over a deal for Mallik Wilks remain ‘open’ despite Sheffield Wednesday’s opening offer not being ‘enough to consider’. Reports emerged over the weekend that a £200,000 deal was edging closer, though Kesler has denied that being the case.
Following their play-off semi-final heartbreak in May, Darren Moore and his Sheffield Wednesday will be looking to go step further this upcoming season and achieve promotion back to the Championship. The Owls have already commenced their recruitment process, bringing in Will Vaulks, David Stockdale, Ben Heneghan, Michael Smith and Michael Iheikwe to Hillsborough.
Sheffield Wednesday manager Darren Moore is predicting a "battle for the gloves" at Hillsborough following the arrival of David Stockdale and return of Cameron Dawson. Both goalkeepers were first choices during successful seasons at their respective teams last term.
Sheffield Wednesday’s search for fresh recruits seemingly won’t lead them to Jack Payne, with BBC Sheffield journalist Rob Staton reporting that they aren’t interested in a move for him.
Centre-half Josh Ashman and left-back Fuad Sesay have both signed first-year professional terms at Sheffield Wednesday after graduating from the academy squad. The pair will now spend 2022/23 in the Owls' Under-23 squad under the watchful eye of coach Neil Thompson.