Although it is more likely that Sheffield Wednesday will be taken over, supporters will only be happy to see Dejphon Chansiri go if his replacement accomplishes one important goal.
One party has agreed to a fee with Dejphon Chansiri, and the sale of Sheffield Wednesday is at an advanced stage.
According to reports, a syndicate led by Francesco Guardascione is interested in purchasing the club.
Guardascione's past includes a string of unpaid invoices from other businesses, which naturally makes him a less desirable Chansiri successor.
However, a takeover is urgently required due to Sheffield Wednesday's problems with salary payments to employees and players this summer.
There won't be high expectations for the individual or group carrying on Chansiri's legacy to spend a lot of money, but fans have one requirement that should never be disregarded.
Sheffield Wednesday supporters will expect Dejphon Chansiri's successor to be open and honest.
Dejphon Chansiri's financial troubles have plagued Sheffield Wednesday ever since COVID.
In actuality, the club has been going through a tough time, and supporters would feel sorry for Chansiri after what was a trying time for everyone, but in the end, a lack of openness from the top left no place for that.
In the years that followed, Sheffield Wednesday supporters were continuously denigrated, and meetings frequently descended into mayhem. Whether it was "when he would sell the club," "how much is his evaluation," or just "what is the financial situation at the club," Owls supporters would frequently ask Chansiri these questions. In response, fans were asked, "Do you own a business?"
The exorbitant costs for season and match tickets, especially after COVID, can be explained by the fact that supporters are regarded as patrons at their own club. Fans of Sheffield Wednesday won't be surprised to learn that they have the most costly season tickets in the EFL for the 2025–2026 campaign.
How prospective new owners may be open and honest with Owls supporters
Any new Sheffield Wednesday owner will need to lay the groundwork, and given the overwhelming support they will receive just for replacing Chansiri, they should eventually have little trouble doing it.
Clarity will be required right now because the club is dealing with a number of problems, including uncertainties around the players, staff, Hillsborough stadium, and Middlewood training facility.
There hasn't been much contact from the club since the 2024–25 Championship season ended. This is more because of the circumstances Chansiri created than it is because of the employees, who probably experienced wage insecurity.
The supporters of Sheffield Wednesday will expect the new owners, whoever they are, to present a clear plan so that the club and the supporters can quickly mend their relationship.
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