Sheffield Wednesday forward Charlie McNeill would have hoped to thrive at Crewe Alexandra, but that has not been the case.

Writer James Ray argues that Sheffield Wednesday forward Charlie McNeill faces a slim chance of earning a new contract due to an underwhelming loan spell at Crewe Alexandra. The 23-year-old departed Hillsborough on loan during the summer transfer window after the Owls overhauled their attacking options. However, he has failed to score in 11 appearances across all competitions under Crewe manager Lee Bell.
Sheffield Wednesday boss Henrik Pedersen previously indicated the club would assess McNeill's situation in January regarding a potential recall. With McNeill's contract expiring at the end of the season, Ray suggests that unless the former Manchester United player improves his form quickly, a permanent departure from Hillsborough appears highly likely.
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