With the Championship season concluded, Sheffield Wednesday are expected to undergo major changes in the summer transfer window. One area that demands attention is their attack, which struggled for consistency throughout the campaign. A potential solution could lie with Plymouth Argyle’s standout forward, Morgan Whittaker. The 23-year-old netted 12 goals last season, becoming a vital part of Plymouth’s attack with his creativity and clinical finishing.
Whittaker’s versatility — capable of playing out wide or centrally — would add much-needed flexibility to Wednesday’s frontline. More importantly, one key factor could work in Wednesday’s favour: managerial influence. With Darren Moore, who previously worked with Whittaker at Swansea and briefly at Derby, being linked with a possible return or behind-the-scenes role, that connection could help lure the player to Hillsborough.
While competition for Whittaker’s signature will be fierce, Wednesday’s ambition to rebuild with young, hungry talent could appeal to the forward. Financially, a deal might require a strong investment, but if the Owls are serious about climbing the table and avoiding another relegation scrap, targeting proven Championship quality like Whittaker should be a priority. His addition could be the catalyst for a more dynamic and threatening Wednesday attack next season.
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