Sheffield Wednesday face crucial transfer decision as two players set to depart

It is highly likely Sheffield Wednesday will be in the market for a new goalkeeper this summer. Northern Ireland international Bailey Peacock-Farrell is set to return to his parent club Burnley following a successful loan spell with the Owls.

With Wednesday failing in their mission to secure promotion back to the Championship at the first time of asking, the chances are Peacock-Farrell will not return to Hillsborough next year. The 25-year-old appeared to wave goodbye to Wednesdayites after their heart-breaking play-off defeat to Sunderland.

Whoever comes in for Peacock-Farrell will have big shoes to fill. Peacock-Farrell recorded 17 clean sheets in 48 appearances across all competitions this season.

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The Owls were recently linked with a move for Shrewsbury Town shot-stopper Marko Maroši. The former Doncaster Rovers player has been a first-team regular for the Shrews since joining the League One club after the expiry of his Coventry City contract.

It looks increasingly unlikely that back up goalkeeper Joe Wildsmith will be offered fresh terms to prolong his Wednesday stay. His present Owls deal expires this summer.

Cameron Dawson is the only senior goalkeeper still contracted to Wednesday for the 2022/23 season. The lifelong Owls fan has flourished on loan at Exeter City, playing an integral part in the Grecians securing automatic promotion to the third tier.

Dawson, who chalked up an impressive 19 clean sheets in 50 matches for Exeter, told BBC Radio Devon: "I've had some good singular moments in my career. But to do it over a season, to be part of a successful team and my first promotion, it's been incredible and definitely