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EFL Moves to Force Sale of Crisis-Hit Sheffield Wednesday as John Textor Signals Takeover Interest

Supporters plan a five-minute delayed entry protest at the King Power Stadium to highlight continued wage disputes

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Overview

  • The English Football League has entered advanced talks to compel owner Dejphon Chansiri to inject fresh capital or formalize a sale after repeated financial breaches
  • Former Crystal Palace part-owner John Textor publicly confirmed his interest in acquiring Sheffield Wednesday, describing it as a club he would like to help
  • Sheffield Wednesday remains under three transfer embargoes over late payments to HMRC, unpaid fees and unsettled wages, leaving the squad unable to sign new players
  • Players boycotted a behind-closed-doors friendly against Burnley over unpaid salaries, though captain Barry Bannan has assured that the Championship opener at Leicester will go ahead
  • The Supporters Trust will stage a five-minute delayed-entry boycott at Leicester City to protest ongoing wage delays and call attention to Hillsborough’s closed North Stand