Recent Developments at Sheffield Wednesday: Danny Rohl’s Managerial Prospects, Michael Smith’s Advice to Young Forward, Marvin Johnson Hints at Return…
Football League World brings you the latest news from Hillsborough.
As the international break arrives once more, Sheffield Wednesday is actively searching for a replacement for Xisco Munoz in a bid to improve the team’s fortunes.
Dejphon Chansiri, the owner of Wednesday, has parted ways with the 43-year-old Spaniard, leaving interim manager Neil Thompson in charge. Thompson, who typically coaches the U21’s group, managed his 13th game as caretaker boss, earning a goalless draw against Huddersfield Town last weekend.
The club from South Yorkshire is currently rooted at the bottom of the second-tier table and faces a seven-point gap from safety. A quick turnaround is essential if they hope to secure Championship safety in their first season back.
Understand deal to make Danny Röhl the next Sheffield Wednesday boss not 100% done yet but process ongoing. Nothing unusual #SWFC
— Rob Staton (@robstaton) October 10, 2023
With a new manager expected to take over after the international break, Football League World provides the latest updates for Sheffield Wednesday supporters.
Reliable reporter Rob Staton has offered an update on Sheffield Wednesday’s managerial vacancy.
The appointment of Danny Rohl as the new manager is not finalized, as per Staton’s social media post. Rohl, a German coach, has emerged as the leading contender for the job, and it was reported over the weekend that he is set to become Sheffield Wednesday’s boss after positive talks.
However, Staton notes that the process is still ongoing, and there’s nothing unusual to worry about. Rohl, with an impressive coaching background, has worked with top coaches and is seen as a young and progressive option to steer the team away from relegation danger.
Last season’s top scorer, Michael Smith, has given advice to teenage forward Bailey Cadamarteri, who recently made the matchday squad for the first time. Smith, who scored 20 goals in his debut season, hopes for a fresh start under a new manager.
Cadamarteri is considered a promising talent and was given a chance to be around the first-team squad by caretaker boss Neil Thompson. Smith encourages young players like Cadamarteri to interact with senior players to gain valuable knowledge about succeeding at the first-team level.
Outcast Marvin Johnson, who was sidelined by Xisco Munoz at the start of the Championship season despite his contributions in their promotion-winning campaign, has hinted at a potential return to the first-team.
Johnson posted on social media, suggesting that he may be making a comeback. With 32-year-old Johnson not featuring in the first 11 league games, regaining match fitness will take some time. However, the international break offers a chance for him to begin a fresh challenge under new management at S6.”
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