Sheffield Wednesday are a work in progress.

Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen admitted the team remains a work in progress regarding their playing style, urging patience after a major summer rebuild. Following the addition of 18 new players, the second-placed League One side entered the international break on a six-game unbeaten streak across all competitions despite consecutive goalless home draws.
Pedersen emphasized that establishing a strong team culture has been successful, but developing a cohesive football style requires more time on the training ground. He highlighted the brutal physicality and competitive demands of League One as Wednesday aim to solidify their playing identity.
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