Dejphon Chansiri on Sheffield Wednesday budget and ‘two lists’ of transfer targets

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Sheffield Wednesday chairman, Dejphon Chansiri, says the Owls don’t have a set budget when it comes to spending money this summer.

The Owls will be restriction-free ahead of the 2022/23 season as Darren Moore looks to try and put together a side capable of pushing for automatic promotion, meaning that they will no longer be limited to free players and loans.

But while the Wednesday chairman confirmed that they can spend money, he explained that there wasn’t exactly a set amount that they were prepared to spend.

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Speaking to the media this week, Chansiri said, "We haven't talked about budgets. Every coach asks me about budgets, but I always say there is no set budget. It depends on what we need… Whatever we need, I will try my best to support as much as I can.

They may not have discussed budgets, but in terms of where they need to improve, that’s been something that they’ve talked about.

"We have talked about the areas we would like to strengthen. Our recruitment team works all year round… We prepared two lists of transfer targets if we stayed in League One or got promoted to the Championship.”

He also spoke about potential outgoings, saying that he has a ‘line’ that he won’t cross in order to keep people at the club.

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Darren Moore won't have a set budget this transfer window at Sheffield Wednesday.Darren Moore won't have a set budget this transfer window at Sheffield Wednesday.
Darren Moore won't have a set budget this transfer window at Sheffield Wednesday.

The Owls chairman explained, “It depends on the player and the terms and conditions. It's the player's decision.

We want to win and believe we can be successful, but if other clubs offer them more money, then maybe they will leave… I have my line. If you cross that line, then I can't accept.”