The 20-year-old was expected to join the team last month, according to a report in The Star, but at this point it’s believed

that negotiations regarding his departure from Brighouse Town are still ongoing.

 

After a great season with Brighouse, Reed, a left back by trade, was named to the Northern Premier League East Division

Team of the Season in 2022–23. He has constantly outperformed at Middlewood Road while playing for the U21s and

adults.

 

 

The problem involving Reed hasn’t received any formal word since Wednesday, but all parties will be eager to resolve it as

quickly as possible so that, should he continue to impress, he might even participate in the preseason camp in Spain.

 

He made 39 appearances in the league last season despite his young age, the second most of any player in his side, and

garnered interest from a wide host of other professional clubs alongside the Owls – many of whom continue to maintain tabs

on his position.

 

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Carlton Palmer responds after Chansiri’s rant during Sheffield Wednesday presser

The feud between Carlton Palmer and Dejphon Chansiri continues.

Yesterday, Chansiri unveiled Xisco Munoz as the new Sheffield Wednesday boss. But Chansiri spent a large part of the press

conference addressing the recent comments from former Sheffield Wednesday man Palmer, who’s been voicing his concern

about Chansiri’s running of the cub.

 

The Owls owner said on Palmer:

 

“Carlton Palmer came out and said something. I don’t understand why you say you love this club but you try to damage it.

When we’ve done well in the past I’ve never seen him come out. I think he just wants to get attention.”

He added:

 

“If he thinks he tells the true story I invite him to talk to me face-to-face in front of fans and media. Don’t hide behind social

media.”

 

And the latest ceomes from Palmer who posted yesterday:

 

Munoz replaces Darren Moore who left Sheffield Wednesday last month. The Spanish former Watford boss guided the

Hornets to promotion to the Premier League in 2021 but his task at Hillsborough is much different.

 

He and the club have a huge month ahead with plenty of player signings needed ahead of the new season, with Sheffield

Wednesday kicking off the Championship campaign with a home game v Southampton.

The Palmer-Chansiri feud

It’s a bizarre one. Palmer has said some questionable things online but few would’ve expected Chansiri to have taken notice,

let alone go on a rant about him during Munoz’s unveiling yesterday.

 

But the club has much bigger things to attend to. Munoz needs the appropriate backing in the summer transfer window if

Chansiri doesn’t want to see his side make an immediate return to League One, but with a manager finally in place, transfer

plans can finally get underway.

It’s a crucial month ahead for the Owls and positivity is needed – there’s no time for bitterness ahead of what is a pivotal

summer and fans will hope that Palmer’s latest tweet is the last on the matter.