Pete Shuttleworth enjoyed two spells with Blues, having most recently worked at the club during Wayne Rooney’s managerial stint at St Andrews and is now on the move once more…

Former Birmingham City coach Pete Shuttleworth has left Sheffield Wednesday following a managerial change. Shuttleworth, who joined the club in September 2025, departed after Dave Challinor was brought in to replace Henrik Pedersen. Sheffield Wednesday sporting director Simon Wilson thanked Shuttleworth for his dedication, extensive recruitment network, and community contributions during a period of transition.
Shuttleworth previously had two coaching and scouting stints at Birmingham City, where he worked with a young Jude Bellingham. He later joined Wayne Rooney's backroom staff across spells at Derby County, DC United, Birmingham City, and Plymouth Argyle before moving on to Sheffield Wednesday.
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