Sheffield Wednesday talent completes medical ahead of £1.5m move.
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Important funds raised for Sheffield Wednesday
The money coming in for Cadamarteri might not be groundbreaking, but it will go some way to settling the debts owed at Sheffield Wednesday.
Not only do staff need to be paid, but there are fees owed to Southampton for Shea Charles’ loon and wage contributions as well as fees for the 2022 deal to sign Akin Famewo from Norwich City.
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There’s no hiding an injection of cash significant enough to lift SWFC out of this crisis is only likely to come from a takeover, but fans will not be holding their breath on that front after years of fruitless interest and dismissed bids from Chansiri.
Other departures may not yield welcome windfalls
The exit of Cadamarteri yields a welcome windfall for Sheffield Wednesday but after failed wage payments, they may not be so fortunate when it comes to departing first-team players.
Those who have given notice to rip up their contracts will not command transfer fees. Some already have done, and it is not out of the question that more follow.
Some players may well be prompted to do so by interest elsewhere. That could see the Owls lose players on free transfers that, in other circumstances, they could cash in on to help dig themselves out of this hole they have been sunk into by Chansiri.
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