“Opponents must feel that Sheffield Wednesday are back” Danny Röhl gives first day rallying cry

Speaking at his unveiling as Owls boss, the 34-year-old German touched on the success of last season’s promotion effort and wishes to harness the atmosphere created going forward.

He said: “For me, it is a pleasure to be here. I was here at the stadium for the first time (on Thursday) and I felt the energy. It is a massive fanbase, I watched some videos from the promotion and there is a lot of energy in this club.

“I am starting a new journey with this club and looking forward now to seeing what we can do.

“It is very helpful I have this experience in my career with Southampton, we had nearly same situation there. I am a coach and very convinced about this team and I saw the mentality of the team in the promotion season after the 4-0 defeat and turning it around.”

The former RB Leizpig, Southampton, Bayern Munich and German national team assistant said: “For my football, I want to play forward and be aggressive and we need high intensity, this is what I want and what I demand from my players.

“I have prepared the last ten years for this situation. It is a dream come true, I think I am very prepared and I have a clear idea and philosophy in my mind.

“We have to perform immediately and need the points. At Munich, it’s about winning titles and matches. We have to get our self-confidence back and for the players to feel they are strong.

“I have worked with some great coaches in Rangwick, Hassenhuttl and Flick. You can take something from these guys and a lot of experience. We have a strong group here and energy and a philosophy and it is clear what we want.”

With perfect clarity, he delivered a line that will no doubt resonate with supporters.

“We will do our job,” he said. “We have a massive fanbase and we can create such an energy. Opponents must come here and feel ‘Oh, Wednesday is back’. This is important.”