After one win in the last six games, Sheffield Wednesday have sacked Henrik Pedersen. Here, we put forward three replacements to eye.

The72 writer James Ray argues that Sheffield Wednesday should consider Dave Challinor, Christian Titz, and Ben Wilkinson after sacking head coach Henrik Pedersen. Following a 2-0 defeat to Doncaster Rovers and a run of one win in six matches, Wednesday parted ways with Pedersen and appointed Matt Hamshaw as interim manager.
Ray highlights Challinor's successful promotion record with Stockport County and Titz's possession-based style following his departure from Hannover 96. He also suggests former Manchester City academy coach Wilkinson, who currently works under John Eustace, would represent an appealing young candidate with existing ties to the club.
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