Danny Rohl is focused on further strengthening Sheffield Wednesday’s squad with additional signings.

Sheffield Wednesday have made substantial strides in the summer transfer window, adding nine new players to enhance depth across all positions. Key improvements have been made, especially at wing-back with the acquisitions of Yan Valery and Max Lowe.

The attacking lineup has also seen significant reinforcement, with Jamal Lowe making an immediate impact, quickly forming a strong connection with fan favorite Josh Windass.

Despite these additions, there is still a push to further bolster the attack, with Sory Kaba being considered as a backup option if the club cannot secure Ike Ugbo.

Rohl remains on the lookout for other promising options to lead the line this season. He has expressed interest in targeting Premier League talent, particularly through loan deals.

In an interview with The Star, Rohl stated, “We have some players in mind from Premier League clubs that we think would be very interesting to take. Then there will be players who pop up, and we must make quick decisions. This is normal. I think in the next few weeks it will be interesting to see what happens with the squad at Sheffield Wednesday.”

So far, Sheffield Wednesday have made only one loan signing this summer, bringing back James Beadle after his impressive half-season performance last campaign. Beadle’s return highlights Sheffield Wednesday’s appeal as a destination for developing Premier League talent.

Rohl’s reputation for nurturing young players, like Bailey Cadamarteri, who was frequently trusted to lead the line, makes Sheffield Wednesday an attractive option for Premier League clubs looking to loan out their promising youngsters.

The club’s environment, guided by Rohl’s ability to develop talent, is a significant factor for players deciding to commit to Sheffield Wednesday, whether through loans or permanent signings. This reputation is likely to attract more Premier League loanees in the near future.