What is the latest news and transfer rumours at Sheffield Wednesday right now?
Sheffield Wednesday could be set for a busy summer, with the Owls not quite making it into the Championship at the first time of asking this season.
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Sheffield Wednesday could be set for a busy summer, with the Owls not quite making it into the Championship at the first time of asking this season.
Eintracht Frankfurt have entered the race to sign Manchester City defender Ko Itakura, according to reports on the continent, which could scupper any hopes Celtic have of landing the Japanese internationalist.
Former England international Gabriel Agbonlahor is surprised that Leicester City let Calvin Bassey leave the club.
Rangers undoubtedly had a rollercoaster 2021/22 season with plenty happening on and off the pitch at Ibrox.
So dismayed was a Nottingham Forest blogger over the social media slating received by Scott McKenna from a section of the Tartan Army following his, eh, 11-minute run-out in the national team’s sparkling, World Cup play-off earning, 2-0 win at home to Denmark in November, he was moved to pen an open letter.
The campaign evolved into one of the most enjoyable in living memory for a club which suffered more than its fair share of disappointment in recent years. Indeed, history may well denote the season just ended as a springboard for future success if harnessed and build upon properly.
Sheffield United's reported transfer target Josh Doig counts Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard and former Scotland and Celtic favourite Charlie Nicholas among his many admirers. The Edinburgh News has reported that the Blades are interested in recruiting the 20-year-old Hibernian left back - and he is not short on the number of leading personalities in the game who are willing to supply a complimentary reference.
Deals spanning multiple years for footballers become rarer and less common outside the Premier League and the further down the football pyramid one looks.