Skysport News: A historic transaction has been completed by Sheffield Wednesday. As initially reported by the BBC, the Owls have officially signed Gillingham talented super striker. €12.6 million transfer was finalised pending his medical clearance….

Sheffield Wednesday are now only waiting for Di’Shon Bernard to put pen to paper, having been at the Copa America in recent weeks as the club await his decision.

Away from new contracts, Wednesday have already signed six new players since the transfer window opened last month.

They have been very open about their transfer plans and their eagerness to improve the squad, while fans have shared their excitement on social media.

Sheffield Wednesday told they have been ‘very secretive’
However, Wednesday have been ‘very secretive’ about one thing during the whole summer process.

Writing on X, journalist Joe Crann said: “Just a word on contract lengths with regards to the new #SWFC deals and new signings… The club never give details on that, they haven’t for years, but things are being kept extra hush his this season.

“We’ll try and get details, but it’s all very secretive this time around.”

The Owls’ squad needs stability and longer contracts
Kobacki’s agent revealed that the winger had signed a four-year contract at Hillsborough earlier today, but there has been very little indication from the club’s side on any other player.

It’s unclear why that is, but fans will be hopeful that they have all signed for longer than a year.

Bernard was tied down to a one-year deal after signing on a free transfer last summer and there is no doubt that supporters have been wishing it was much longer.

With the Owls also bringing in younger players than previous windows, there is no excuse not to sign them on for longer than 12 months.

Wednesday need stability and commitment from players, so to see them eager to play in Yorkshire for a number of years would be a huge relief and would also say a lot about Danny Rohl.