Dave Challinor could be in the running to replace Henrik Pedersen as Sheffield Wednesday boss.

Former Stockport County manager Dave Challinor is reportedly in the running to become Sheffield Wednesday's next manager following the sacking of Henrik Pedersen. Pedersen was dismissed after a 2-0 defeat against Doncaster Rovers left Wednesday two points off the League One play-offs. Challinor has been out of work since June and is seen as a viable contender due to his League One track record and existing relationship with Owls sporting director Simon Wilson.
Challinor previously outlined his pragmatic management philosophy in an interview with The Football League Paper, emphasizing that winning matters more than adhering to an aesthetic style of play. He argued that modern football previously tilted too far toward prioritizing brand over substance, citing recent lower-league title winners who achieved success without dominating possession.
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