“Positive”: Important Sheffield Wednesday manager contract update amidst £5 million ties with Sunderland

Regarding Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Röhl, there has been an update…
According to our sister publication The Star, Sheffield Wednesday and manager Danny Röhl, who is connected to Sunderland, are still in negotiations.
The 35-year-old German coach has been closely associated with the Black Cats in recent weeks, and Hull City, a Championship rival, has also been said to be interested following Liam Rosenior’s dismissal.

However, Rohl is rumored to have had fruitful discussions with Wednesday over his future at Hillsborough following the team’s Championship-winning performance. After joining the team in October of last year, Rohl is thought to have one year remaining on his contract as of this Wednesday. However, a new agreement has been explored during discussions with chairman Dejphon Chansiri.

According to The Star, Röhl and Wednesday Chairman Dejphon Chansiri are still in good talks. The two recently spoke when the Owls manager returned to England following a season-ending vacation.

According to The Star, “it’s believed that both parties are eager to try and get a deal done as soon as possible. The hope is that a deal will be able to be struck that would see the former Bayern Munich and Germany assistant secure an improved deal at S6.”
The Star also disclosed last week that the compensation required to take Röhl on Wednesday is estimated to be worth an astounding £5 million. Should a team wish to acquire Rohl’s coaching staff as well, that sum would nearly quadruple.

After Michael Beale was fired earlier this year, Sunderland is still searching for his replacement. However, it is believed that an appointment is not imminent, and things can change quickly.

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