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Sheffield Wednesday has begun the search for a new manager following the dismissal of Henrik Pedersen, who was sacked after consecutive defeats against Notts County and Doncaster Rovers. Sporting director Simon Wilson explained that the decision came due to a lack of progress in establishing a consistent playing style. The Star highlights several immediate priorities for the incoming manager, starting with securing regular victories and developing a clear attacking identity.
The publication also outlines the need to simplify tactical setups, establish consistency, and maximize the existing squad amid financial restrictions. The writer suggests reviewing loan player clauses to address squad imbalances and finding ways to revitalize key veteran midfielder Barry Bannan.
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