Sheffield Wednesday: June 2008 - news archive

Sheffield Wednesday claim there has been interest in midfielder Kenny Lunt this summer, but they have not received any firm bids.

Sheffield Wednesday have made their first signing of the summer bringing in midfielder James O'Connor on a free transfer.

Aberdeen midfielder Barry Nicholson is reportedly set to decide whether to join Preston or Sheffield Wednesday by this weekend.

Sheffield Wednesday are set to sign Chelsea's young midfielder Jimmy Smith on a season-long loan deal.

Young midfielder Jimmy Smith is the latest Chelsea starlet to be linked with a loan switch to Sheffield Wednesday this summer.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Brian Laws says he wants his players in great shape next season so they can compete with the top clubs.

Sheffield Wednesday are said to be lining up a swoop for Chelsea youngster Jack Cork as Brian Laws looks to strengthen.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Brian Laws has confirmed he is closing in on his first signing and is hoping more will follow.

Owls boss Brian Laws has revealed that he is in talks with two Premier League clubs about strengthening his squad at Hillsborough.

Sheffield Wednesday assistant Russ Wilcox says he is looking forward to the new season and particularly the local derby clashes.

Alan Shearer has denied rumours linking him with the proposed £50million takeover at Sheffield Wednesday.

Assistant manager Russ Wilcox is relishing a Carling Cup first-round tussle with South Yorkshire rivals Rotherham.

Sheffield Wednesday will not be re-signing Ben Sahar after the Chelsea striker agreed to join NEC Nijmegen on loan.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Brian Laws has confirmed his interest in Aberdeen's Scotland international midfielder Barry Nicholson.

Sheffield Wednesday are unlikely to try and secure the permanent services of former loan player Franck Songo'o from Portsmouth.

Sheffield Wednesday are reportedly leading the race to sign Aberdeen's Scotland international midfielder Barry Nicholson.

Sheffield Wednesday are back in the hunt for Sunderland midfielder Graham Kavanagh and could re-sign him for a third time.

Striker Bartosz Slusarski has issued a 'come and get me' plea to Brian Laws as the Owls boss considers ways of bolstering his squad.

Brian Laws has revealed that Wednesday have already 'targeted three or four players' to improve the current squad.

Wednesday boss Brian Laws has admitted that he needs to sell duo Leon Clarke and Kenny Lunt before can strengthen his squad.

Sheffield Wednesday are being linked with a bid to re-sign Bartosz Slusarski as Leon Clarke's future remains shrouded in doubt.