Sheffield Wednesday is reportedly eyeing four new signings as part of their summer transfer plans.
Sheffield Wednesday keeping tabs on Duncan McGuire
Sheffield Wednesday experienced a setback during the winter transfer window when they failed to secure the signing of Duncan McGuire, a striker from Orlando City and the US Men’s National Team. McGuire’s deadline day was filled with chaos as he shuttled between Blackburn Rovers and Sheffield Wednesday in an attempt to finalize a move to the Championship. Ultimately, he missed out on both opportunities and has since returned to Orlando City. McGuire has made a strong start to the MLS season, scoring four goals in nine games.
Sheffield Wednesday eyeing James Beadle loan
Sheffield Wednesday successfully secured the loan signing of 19-year-old goalkeeper James Beadle from Brighton in January. Beadle’s contribution was significant, as he managed to keep eight clean sheets in 19 league appearances for Wednesday, playing a pivotal role in the club’s achievements. Following the conclusion of the season, reports from Alan Nixon suggest that Sheffield Wednesday is eager to bring Beadle back on loan. The young goalkeeper is currently out of the first-team picture at Brighton, making a potential return to Sheffield Wednesday a viable option.
Clubs join race to sign Ian Poveda
Sheffield Wednesday’s desire to secure Ian Poveda on a permanent deal this summer is widely known. However, they now face new competition in their pursuit, as reports on Friday indicate interest from Burnley, Luton Town, and Sunderland for the 24-year-old winger. Poveda, whose contract with Leeds United is expiring, awaits clarity on his future as his current team continues its journey in the Championship playoffs. Once Leeds’ season concludes, a clearer picture of Poveda’s future is expected to emerge.
Di’Shon Bernard wanted
Sheffield Wednesday is keen on retaining Di’Shon Bernard beyond this summer, but they face competition from other clubs interested in the 23-year-old center-back. With his contract set to expire next month, reports suggest that Bernard has attracted attention from Championship clubs as well as teams elsewhere in Europe. While it’s uncertain whether he will remain at Sheffield Wednesday, the club is eager to hold onto him.
Sheffield Wednesday fancy Ike Ugbo reunion
Ike Ugbo was the initial signing among three players on loan in January for Sheffield Wednesday. Following him were Beadle and Poveda. The club is interested in securing Ugbo’s services again for the upcoming season, especially considering that his parent club, Troyes, is facing relegation to the French third tier. There are discussions about a potential permanent deal, but the feasibility of such a move depends on the financial resources available to Sheffield Wednesday.
George Byers attracting widespread interest
Reports have confirmed the summer departure of midfielder George Byers from Sheffield Wednesday. Byers, who spent the latter half of the 2023/24 season on loan with Blackpool, will part ways with the club after three seasons. Despite becoming a free agent, he has garnered interest from several League One clubs, including Barnsley and Rotherham United, who are rivals of Sheffield Wednesday in South Yorkshire.
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