Luke Chambers, a young player for Liverpool, could spend this summer at Sheffield Wednesday, according to The Athletic.

Chambers, who is 19 years old, graduated from Liverpool’s youth academy. He has been a member of the team since 2010,

and his most recent loan was to Kilmarnock, where he made 14 appearances in the Scottish Premiership and received

acclaim from manager Derek McInnes.

But according to The Athletic, Watford and Sheffield Wednesday are both interested in signing Chambers on a loan, and

Bayer Leverkusen of Xabi Alonso are also considering a possible transfer for the left-back.

Although Chambers has yet to make his Liverpool senior debut, the teenager has already represented England at the U15,

U16, U18, and U19 levels. Wednesday is believed to be a “possible destination” for Chambers.

Reece James has so far been acquired by Sheffield Wednesday from Blackpool on a permanent basis this summer. Xisco

Munoz has been appointed as the team’s new manager after Darren Moore’s abrupt departure last month.

On his way to Sheffield Wednesday, Chambers?

Chambers appears to have talent, so it’s not surprising that there is so much interest in him. But according to The Athletic,

Wednesday is currently merely a potential option for Chambers and Liverpool.

It is unknown if there would be easy access to game time at Leverkusen, but Watford may end up being a desirable location.

James is the only true option for the Owls at left back, so he and Chambers might split the workload next season, providing

Munoz two excellent choices.

This would be a very wise signing if Munoz can pull it happen.

“No real evidence…” – Carlton Palmer issues verdict on Sheffield Wednesday’s Xisco Munoz appointment

Carlton Palmer tells FLW his thoughts on Xisco Munoz’s appointment at Sheffield Wednesday

The Spaniard was confirmed as the Owls’ next manager following the departure of Darren Moore on short notice in June.Moore guided the club back to the Championship with a dramatic play-off victory last season, ending the team’s two-year stint in the third tier.

But a disagreement between owner Dejphon Chansiri and Moore led to the 49-year-old leaving Hillsborough during preparations for life back in the Championship.

Chansiri has moved quickly to appoint the former Watford coach, who previously led the Hornets to promotion to the Premier League in 2021.

What does Carlton Palmer think of Xisco Munoz’s appointment as Sheffield Wednesday manager?

Palmer has highlighted that promotion winning campaign as a sign of his potential with Wednesday.

However, the former Wednesday midfielder believes it is still too early to say how successful Munoz will be dueto the underwhelming work he has done since leaving Watford.

“Sheffield Wednesday have appointed Xisco Munoz as their new manager,” Palmer told Football League World.

“We will have to see how this one plays out.

“Munoz guided Watford to the Premier League, which was a fantastic achievement, and was subsequently

dismissed 10 games into the new season in the Premier League.

“But other than that, there is no real evidence of how good he is as a coach or as a manager.

“Because after leaving Watford in the Premier League, he then went on to manage Huesca in Spain and

Anorthosis in Greece.

“So it’s hard to give a true indication of how this one will play out, we’ll just have to wait and see.”

Munoz led Huesca to 13th in the Segunda División in 2021-22 before moving to Anorthosis after leaving the

Spanish club.

The 42-year-old’s time in Greece lasted just three months, with poor results seeing him replaced swiftly.

Chansiri will be hoping that he can work to a similar standard to what we saw during his time at Vicarage Road in

which he guided Watford to second in the table after taking over in December of the 2020-21 campaign.

Wednesday’s pre-season has already gotten underway ahead of the Championship campaign beginning next

month.

The Owls’ first game comes in the curtain-raising fixture at home to Southampton on 4 August under the Friday

night lights.

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