Sheffield Wednesday slapped with three-window ban, can’t pay a fee for a player until 2027

Sheffield Wednesday has been prevented from signing players for transfer fees for the next three windows as the row over unpaid wages continues.

The Championship Club Were Hit with the Ban This Morning After the EFL Confirmed They Had Mosed Payment Deadlines for Wages Between July 2024 and June 2025.

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It Means Wednesday, Who Finished 12th in the Second Tier Last Season Under Danny Rohl, Cannot Pay A Fee for a Player the January Window Opens in 2027.

An EFL STAMENTE READ: “The EFL Can Confirm that Sheffield Wednesday Football Club is now subject to a three-window fee restriction after exceeding 30 days of late payments between 1 July 2024 and 30 June 2025.

“In accordance with efl regulations, the restriction Will Cover the Entity of this Summer’s Window and Two Full Windows Thereafter (Winter 2026 and Summer 2026).

“The club has notified the efl of its intention to appeal this decision and this will be heard in due race.

“Separately, on June 3 2025, The EFL ISSUED Charges Against the Club and Owner Mr Dejphon Chansiri In Respect of Non-Payment of Player Wages in March 2025 and May 2025. This Matter is being considered by an independent disciplinary commission, and because of the nail Further at this time. ”

Fans Want Chansiri Out

Although the News wasly expected it will do little to quell the anger towards chansiri, who has fough a running battle with fans desperate for Him to Sell the Club.

In September 2023, he Issued an Inflammatory Stament in Which He wrote: “If you say you are the Owner and I am the Custodian, then show me How to be the good Owner and help Save Your Club.

“If you want me to leave, then show me How to run the club and invest the money before I do that. You have no right to ask me.”