Overview

• New regulator chair David Kogan called Sheffield Wednesday a significant problem and said he wants cases like it formally referred for investigation.
• Kogan said the body could compel an owner to sell only as a last resort once evidence is gathered.
• He met four Sheffield Wednesday supporter groups this week and expressed sympathy for fans affected by repeated late wage payments.
• The regulator held a briefing with representatives from 110 clubs to outline its remit, with Kogan saying top to bottom engagement was high.
• Wednesday faced EFL restrictions after wage delays earlier this year, the owner signalled willingness to sell without securing a deal, and the club still risks disciplinary action such as a points deduction.