Every word Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Röhl said on transfer communication breakdown with Dejphon Chansiri.
Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Röhl has revealed a communication breakdown between himself and owner Dejphon Chansiri with regard to the club’s transfer plans – just days out from the opening of the January transfer window.
Speaking to The Star after a 3-1 defeat at Preston North End on Sunday afternoon, the Owls boss once again gave off an air of frustration heading into a winter window he has explained will be important to the club’s progress if it has ambitions to ‘push for more’ in the Championship table this season.
Röhl has spoken for some weeks about the need for ‘big impact’ signings at S6, but has made clear he has been told some of his recommendations will not be possible. At Deepdale he reiterated a desire to bring in high quality players having previously spoken about the Premier League loans market as a potential hunting ground for signings of the quality of current loanees Shea Charles and James Beadle.
Now, speaking just a couple of days out from the opening of the window, a frustrated Röhl said no conversations have yet been had with Chansiri about the window and that he does not know whether those conversations are likely to take place. Röhl’s words and demeanour painted a confused picture with regard to Wednesday’s likely activity next month and delivered its own suggestion on the working relationship between manager and owner as things stand.
