Sheffield Wednesday will be forever grateful to Man United as...

It would have been absurd to propose signing a player on the day of the transfer deadline, according to everyone

connected to Sheffield Wednesday.

Wednesday has seen more hardship than any other team throughout this transfer window, as they are only able to

sign players on a free transfer because of EFL transfer regulations.

Despite all the odds, Henrik Pedersen’s team made a roster addition on deadline day when teenage left-back Harry

Amass signed a loan from Manchester United.

Throughout the entire summer, Wednesday coveted Amass, and with the help of Man United, they were able to get

their man.

Man United to help Sheffield Wednesday out with Harry Amass loan fees

Everyone is aware of the transfer issues that prevented them from paying any fees on Wednesday.

There was a price associated with the loan agreement with Amass, but according to the Sheffield Star, Man United

has agreed to cover all costs.

This covers his pay, housing expenses, and any bonuses he receives from working at Hillsborough.

The EFL denied an attempt to recruit Jayden Heskey, but one signing is better than none at all, and United’s

kindness will never be forgotten.

After his move to Hillsborough was confirmed, Amass spoke to the Wednesday social media channels.

“I’m very excited, I can’t wait to get going and I’m just really happy that it has all happened, said the 18-year-old.

“I think as a player, I would say I’m exciting, I’m confident, I’m hard-working and really ready for this challenge.

“One of my biggest strengths is that I believe in myself, I know what I’m capable of and my main goal is to perform

week in, week out and show consistency.

“I want to be exciting for the fans to watch.”