Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Barry Bannan has shared his dream ending for the club, admitting it feels 'a million miles away' after a difficult 2025 Championship campaign. The Owls finished 24th in the final table with just 2 wins, 12 draws, and 32 losses from 46 games, conceding 89 goals and scoring only 29.
What did Bannan say about his dream ending?
Bannan, who has been a key figure for Sheffield Wednesday despite their struggles, revealed his hope for the club to return to the Premier League. He acknowledged the challenges ahead but expressed his belief in the team's potential. 'It's a dream that feels far away right now, but we have to keep working towards it,' Bannan said.
Why is this significant for Sheffield Wednesday?
The Owls' recent form has been a concern, with only 2 wins in their last 5 games (WLLDD) and a 95-point gap to leaders Coventry. However, Bannan's optimism highlights the resilience within the squad. Their last result, a 2-1 win over West Brom on May 2, 2026, showed glimpses of their potential.
What comes next for Sheffield Wednesday?
As the new season approaches, Sheffield Wednesday will look to rebuild and improve. Bannan's leadership will be crucial as the team aims to climb the Championship table. With a goal difference of -60 last season, defensive improvements will be a priority.
