Sheffield placed on Wednesday under Transfer embargo by EFL as a club ‘Hold Gystage’

Sheffield on Wednesday was placed under a registration Embargo due to not paying wages on time.

The owls are prevented from adding players to their team for the 2025/26 championship season due to several breaches of EFL instructions on payment obligations.

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The club was charged this week after he had not paid both players and staff members their wages for May.

The sanction is even more pressure on the owner of Uilen Dejphon Chansiri, who has apologized for delayed wages, superfluous to sell the club.

An American consortium wants to buy the Yorkshire outfit, but has had Two proposals Rejected by the Thai Tycoon Chansiri.

Labor MP for Sheffield South East, Clive Betts, leads the calls to Chansiri to sell and says: “He must accept that he must sell on Wednesday to prevent the full collapse of the club.

“We as fans earn better.

“It breaks my heart to see the club I followed, my whole life is held hostage by an owner who clearly has no interest or care for us.

“It is clear that Chansiri does not have the option or resources to finance and invest in Sheffield on Wednesday.”

On Wednesday, sworn players and staff have to pay as quickly as possible.

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A club statement was: “The club continues to look for a resolution with regard to outstanding salaries that will appear as soon as possible the month of May.

“Mr. Chansiri genuinely apologizes for all players, affected coaches and staff and everyone connected to the club.”

The ten -year ownership of Chansiri on Wednesday is filled with financial issues.

The Yorkshire club was deducted in six points in the 2021/21 season, in which they were relegated to League One, to violate spending rules.

And they were placed under registration embargos in both the campaigns of 2023/24 and 24/25.

The championship season of 2024/25 finished in 12th place on Wednesday.