Following earlier links to Southampton vacancies, reports in Germany now suggest Danny Rohr Having been identified as candidates for European club management positions, this is another source of concern sheffield wednesday.

Rolle is a popular man

Ask anyone who has been tracking his progress and they will tell you that the recent interest in Rolle should come as no surprise. At just 35 years old, the German has dragged Sheffield Wednesday from relegation fears all the way into the top half of the league. championship This should be considered a remarkable achievement. Now, however, the Owls may become a victim of their own manager’s success.

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The club are now impressing after discovering the Sheffield Wednesday ace before January

They are looking at a young talent in Rohr ahead of the winter window.

Southampton are looking for a manager they believe can keep them going after sending Russell Martin out just hours after their 5-0 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur ,therefore, Rolle’s name was mentioned the last few days.

Of course, this will be a big step forward for such a young head coach, but it’s one worth keeping an eye on. But the Saints don’t appear to be the only club interested.

According to a German report relayed by Star reporter Joe Crane, Hamburg have now confirmed Rohr’s identity Be a candidate for a vacant management position. The Bundesliga side ousted Stefan Baumgart at the end of November after winning just one of five games and have been searching for a permanent replacement without success.

For now, Rohr remains in charge of the Owls ahead of this weekend’s Championship clash with Stoke City, but it remains to be seen whether that will remain the case in the coming months.

Sheffield Wednesday need Rohr emergency response

Breaking with the usual trend in football management, the ball appears to be in the coach’s court rather than the club’s when it comes to his future. Rohr has built a plush position, his job is secure, and big changes are on the horizon. Whether he’ll take one of those big jobs is anyone’s guess at this stage, but he certainly has the ability.

But in this case, Sheffield Wednesday must consider a potential contingency plan. They have to see what life would be like without the impressive Rohr at the helm. They must ensure that the reality of being without him does not result in relegation back to the First Division.

Meanwhile, the Owls owner is still 35 and should be in no rush. After all, if his next move goes wrong, the reputation he has built up so far will be quickly eroded, and perhaps Southampton were the wrong choice and relegation to second place in the Bundesliga an unambitious move.

While he is still at the helm, Sheffield United look set to enjoy Rohr’s current form as they make strides towards the top half.