2 changes we could see at Sheffield Wednesday this summer

Sheffield Wednesday have had a successful season but it’s not quite over for them yet. 

After ending the season fourth in the League One table, the Owls now have the play-offs to face.

They will have to take on Sunderland who finished a spot below them in fifth and should they get to the final, they will come up against either MK Dons or Wycombe.

Whether they will have enough in them to make the play-offs this year we will have to wait and see as its certainly been a tight race at the top of the league to reach the top six.

Here, we take a look at two changes we could see at Sheffield Wednesday this summer.

Goalkeepers

A standout player for Wednesday during their successful season has been goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell who joined the club on loan at the start of the season from Burnley.

This season the 25-year-old has made 43 appearances and kept 15 clean sheets in that time.

There is no doubting he has had a key part to play in the success of the Owls this season but as it stands, his future remains unknown.

Peacock-Farrell is third choice at Burnley with Nick Pope number one and Wayne Hennessey his back up which would therefore suggest that Peacock-Farrell could be free to leave this season.

However with rumours surrounding a transfer for Nick Pope, it then leaves Burnley in a position where they may the services of the 25-year-old at Turf Moor.

A lot of this will probably depend on what league both teams are in next year with Burnley currently fighting to avoid relegation from the Premier League whilst the Owls battle to go up but both teams could end up in the Championship or one league away in different directions.

Sheffield Wednesday will be keen to keep hold of the goalkeeper if they can as he has been a key