Sheffield Wednesday face a busy but exciting summer transfer window after avoiding relegation.
They are thought to be in the middle of contract negotiations as they look to tie down key players, while others are likely to leave over the coming months.
Danny Rohl will be eager to rebuild the squad and add some fresh faces to the ranks, and while that will require Dejphon Chansiri coughing up some funds, they may also have to sell.
Here is each player’s market value right now ahead of an highly-anticipated summer, as per transfermarkt…
Sheffield Wednesday market value
Pierce Charles – £65,000
Pierce Charles made his senior debut in the FA Cup earlier this year and is extremely highly-rated at the club.
Danny Rohl has admitted that he really hopes Sheffield Wednesday can keep the ‘fantastic’ goalkeeper, who could leave for free when his contract expires next month.
Lee Gregory – £129,000
Lee Gregory has already confirmed that he will leave Hillsborough this summer, meaning Wednesday won’t make any money on his exit.
The striker was thought to be worth around £430k when he joined in 2021.
Ciaran Brennan – £129,000
Ciaran Brennan is another one who Wednesday are prepared to leave for free.
The defender didn’t cost the club any money though, having joined the academy eleven years ago.
Barry Bannan – £215,000
Barry Bannan is likely to extend his stay at Wednesday this summer.
The midfielder’s value has gradually decreased with age, having been valued at £4.73 million when with Aston Villa in 2013.
Liam Palmer – £215,000
Liam Palmer has spent his entire career with Wednesday and his future remains in doubt ahead of his contract expiry.
The 32-year-old’s peak saw him valued at £1.03 million in 2020.
Marvin Johnson – £215,000
Despite being the subject of a £1 million bid in January, Marvin Johnson has the same value as Palmer and Bannan.
The 33-year-old is out of contract this summer, but the club will surely offer him a new deal after turning down such a hefty fee earlier this year.
Michael Smith – £258,000
Michael Smith isn’t out of contract until 2025, but could still leave the club.
The striker was linked with a move to Derby County in the January window.
Michael Ihiekwe – £258,000
Michael Ihiekwe joined Wednesday on a free transfer in 2022 and is likely to remain at Hillsborough.
The defender was valued at £430,000 when he arrived.
Reece James – £258,000
Reece James only joined the club permanently last summer, but has fallen down the pecking order and could now leave.
Pol Valentin – £258,000
It’s unclear how much the Owls paid for Pol Valentin last summer, but his market value hasn’t changed since then.
Bambo Diaby – £258,000
Bambo Diaby moved to Sheffield last summer, having previously spent time with Barnsley and Preston.
His value was at its highest at Oakwell though, having been valued at £516k in 2020.
Momo Diaby – £258,000
Wednesday have an option to make Momo Diaby’s stay permanent this summer, but has struggled with injuries and lack of game-time.
The midfielder’s value has dropped by £86k since his arrival.
Akin Famewo – £301,000
Akin Famewo’s market value has been on the up in recent years, having been at £258,000 when he joined Wednesday.
Dominic Iorfa – £344,000
The defender is out of contract this summer, but the club will surely be desperate to keep hold of him.
Dominic Iorfa’s value has dropped from a whopping £1.29 million when he joined in 2019.
Mallik Wilks – £387,000
Mallik Wilks joined from Hull City in 2022 and it comes as no surprise that his value has dropped.
The striker has only scored three goals for the Owls and was valued at £860k three years ago.
Bailey Cadamarteri – £387,000
Bailey Cadamarteri has enjoyed a memorable breakthrough season at Wednesday, and his value is likely to sky-rocket as he grows up.
Cameron Dawson – £430,000
Cameron Dawson joined Sheffield Wednesday’s academy over a decade ago and is now likely to leave on a free.
The goalkeeper’s value is the highest it has ever been, despite a turbulent time at his boyhood club.
Josh Windass – £430,000
Sheffield Wednesday are already in talks to keep hold of Josh Windass, who scored three goals in three games at the end of the campaign.
The 30-year-old has been vital to the Owls, but his value has significantly dropped from £1.7 million a few years ago.
Callum Paterson – £688,000
Callum Paterson was once worth a whopping £4.3m at Cardiff City – a year before moving to Hillsborough.
Juan Delgado – £688,000
Juan Delgado has struggled with injury since joining the Owls but will be hoping to earn a second chance next season.
Will Vaulks – £774,000
Will Vaulks has been ‘fantastic’ under Rohl, but has seen his value decrease during his time at the club.
Anthony Musaba – £774,000
Wednesday reportedly paid around £688k for Anthony Musaba last summer and he really started to show his worth under Rohl, picking up 13 goal contributions.
Djeidi Gassama – £774,000
Djeidi Gassama is valued at the same as Musaba, but definitely didn’t make quite as much of an impact in his first year.
Di’Shon Bernard – £1.29m
Di’Shon Bernard joined for free last summer but is the only player valued at over £1m.
Wednesday definitely can’t afford to let him leave for nothing over the next few months and will be eager to tie him down to a long-term contract.