Sheffield Wednesday brace for transfer window finale with zero player sales.

Having welcomed ten fresh faces this summer, the Owls were anticipated to trim their wage bill by offloading players. Despite eight departures and Mallik Wilks’ loan, the club is yet to make any permanent sales as the deadline approaches.

Recent reports suggest Bailey Cadamarteri might be loaned out, while Callum Paterson appears to be exiting after a four-year stint with the team. Speculation also links Micheal Smith to Wrexham, though his stay at Sheffield Wednesday could endure.

Veteran defender likely to stay put
Marvin Johnson, a subject of interest from Oxford United, could opt to stay put at Hillsborough, offering valuable squad depth.

Noteworthy for his recent standout performance, Johnson faces stiff competition from newcomer Max Lowe for a starting spot. While Lowe’s lackluster showing against Sunderland raised eyebrows, Johnson’s versatility and leadership qualities make him a valuable asset on the squad.

Coach Danny Rohl may opt to retain Johnson for rotational purposes and leadership, as bringing in a replacement would necessitate an adjustment. Financial obligations, with Johnson earning around £10,000 weekly, could influence a potential late window transfer bid.

With aspirations for a stronger squad, Wednesday aims to retain experienced players like Johnson to bolster their chances in the upcoming season.