Sheffield Wednesday appear ready to make moves in the final stretch of the summer transfer window, with August 30th marking the deadline. The club has already made impressive strides this summer, securing the signatures of 10 players, including Ike Ugbo on a permanent deal recently for a reported fee of £3 million after negotiations with Troyes.
Looking ahead, more signings are anticipated at Hillsborough, but manager Danny Rohl and owner Dejphon Chansiri may also be exploring options to trim the squad before the window closes. Transfer interests have been circulating, with Wrexham eyeing Bailey Cadamarteri on loan and Rotherham United linked to Micheal Smith and Mallik Wilks.
Rotherham United is reportedly in discussions over Wilks, whereas manager Steve Evans seems to downplay the interest in Smith. Rohl acknowledges the potential departures, stating that some clubs are keen on their players, and discussions have been frank and transparent within the squad regarding their future.
As the Owls consider their options, players like Callum Paterson and Michael Smith, whose contracts expire in 2025 and next summer respectively, could be on the move to create financial flexibility. Despite a strong transfer window with notable signings, Sheffield Wednesday may seek some roster adjustments to balance the wage bill.
With the Championship season kicking off soon, Sheffield Wednesday is gearing up to face Plymouth Argyle at home on Sunday.
