SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 29: Josh Windass of Sheffield Wednesday looks on during the Sky Bet Championship match between Sheffield Wednesday and Middlesbrough at Hillsborough Stadium on December 29, 2020 in Sheffield, England. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)
Imagine him & Windass: Sheffield Wednesday could sign a “lethal” attacker
Danny Rohl is looking to build a really strong Sheffield Wednesday squad ahead of the next Championship season kicking off, well aware that he doesn’t want his Owls side to be plunged into another relegation dogfight.
The likes of Jamal Lowe, Ben Hamer and more have already moved to Hillsborough this summer, sensing that this coming campaign could be a positive one in South Yorkshire, with even more incomings anticipated down the line.
The Championship side could have their biggest statement signing coming up, if a deal can be arranged for a former target to join the club, as per reports.
Sheffield Wednesday target rejects new contract
It was reported all the way back in May, by football journalist Alan Nixon on social media, that Wednesday were still keen on trying to bring Orlando City striker Duncan McGuire in after failing to sign him in January.
Blackburn Rovers also spectacularly failed to land the in-demand 23-year-old in the last transfer window, owing to a last-minute break-down involving registration documents, and so the Owls will know they can still win his services this summer if McGuire fancies a switch to England once more.
The rejuventated South Yorkshire outfit will also be boosted by fresh developments that McGuire has turned down a new contract proposal with Orlando, which could open up the door for him to now move on without a hitch, but Serie A club Torino have also been noted as being an interested party previously.
What McGuire could offer Wednesday
With Josh Windass also now staying put, having agreed a new contract at Hillsborough to put to bed rumours about him exiting, Wednesday’s attack could be electric next campaign with McGuire causing havoc up top alongside his new Owls teammate.
