Sheffield Wednesday are eyeing a move for Paul Heckingbottom as a replacement for Henrik Pedersen.
Sheffield Wednesday are reportedly targeting Paul Heckingbottom to replace Henrik Pedersen, who was sacked following a 2-0 defeat to Doncaster Rovers. The Owls currently sit eighth in League One after being relegated from the Championship last season. GiveMeSport reports that Heckingbottom, who has amassed 138 career managerial wins, has emerged as a key candidate under owner David Storch and sporting director Simon Wilson.
Pedersen was dismissed after winning only 12 of his 65 matches across a difficult 15-month tenure. In addition to Heckingbottom, who was sacked by Preston North End in September, Wednesday are also considering former Stockport County manager David Challinor and current Hull City assistant Dean Holden.
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