Some Sheffield Wednesday fans have been weighing up the option of adding loanee Connor Wickham to the ranks on a permanent basis, but the verdict isn’t a positive one.
The 27-year-old joined Hillsborough at the beginning of the year on loan from Crystal Palace (via SWFC) but Wickham is only contracted until the end of this current campaign. However, the forward is a very familiar face for Owls fans, since he has already enjoyed two loan spells prior to this one at Hillsborough. Wickham was loaned out to Wednesday twice whilst he was at Sunderland, spending back-t0-back one-year periods away from his parent club (via Transfermarkt).
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The Englishman has amassed 55 goals in his career so far and has played for five senior clubs (as per Transfermarkt). However, some Wednesdayites aren’t convinced on keeping him after his loan expires. One Owl has said Wickham is ‘too injury prone’ whilst another supporter feels the club ‘cant afford him’.
Check out some of the reactions from the Hillsborough faithful below:
No. We need fresh people in. He’s too injury prone and I haven’t seen anything decent from him since he returned. 🦉
— 🦉Mrs P🦉 (@SWFC1OWL) May 11, 2020
Can’t afford him so its irrelevant
— Darren Gilfoyle ⚽️ (@darrengilfoyle) May 11, 2020
Very underwhelmed by his stint this time round. Looks slow, off pace, uninterested and far from hungry. So….no
— Rich Gill (@richygill82) May 11, 2020
Get Monk and his crew to earn their money and get out and source new players plus give youth a chance. Good mgrs make it work. Add coaching and tactics and it’s easy 🤔
— Nigel Williams (@NigelWi51585735) May 11, 2020
Only if Fletcher leaves otherwise i think we could look at someone younger. Wasn’t a fan of Wickham coming back as not done much since he was last with us.
— Shawn Owen🦉 (@SW18_67FC) May 11, 2020
Forget
— JoeOwl11 (@JPE1720) May 11, 2020
What do you think, Owls fans? Should Wednesday look to sign Wickham this summer or send him back to Crystal Palace? Have your say by commenting below!







