A significant £1.3 million offer has been accepted by a Championship club pursuing a promising striker target identified by Sheffield Wednesday.

Dejphon Chansiri, the owner of the Owls, shows a willingness to invest significantly in the upcoming summer transfer window as the club continues its search for a striker. Alongside the signings of Charlie McNeill, Olaf Kobacki, and Jamal Lowe, Sheffield Wednesday aims to bolster its attack further.

While Josh Windass has extended his contract, Manager Danny Rohl is eager to secure another striker. The Owls are keen on bringing back Ike Ugbo permanently from Troyes but face obstacles in finalizing the deal.

In addition, Sheffield Wednesday has shown interest in Sory Kaba from Las Palmas, a player who has attracted attention from various clubs including Cardiff City, Sheffield United, and West Brom in recent months. Reports suggest an unnamed Championship side has made a successful £1.3 million bid for Kaba, outlining the widespread demand for the player this summer.

Although the primary suitors for Kaba are undisclosed at present, speculation leads to Sheffield Wednesday as a potential contender. As the Owls intensify their efforts in the transfer market, moves for both Ugbo and Kaba are under consideration, signaling the club’s proactive approach to strengthening the squad with proven goal-scoring talent. The potential addition of Kaba to Hillsborough would signify an exciting step forward for Sheffield Wednesday.