Round-up: PFA chief on Sheffield Wednesday crisis as Huddersfield Town and Harrogate Town make signings

The Owls are experiencing all manner of financial turmoil, having failed to pay senior players on time for the third occasion in the last four months. FIFA regulations state that any player who has not received their salary on the correct date for two consecutive months can terminate their contract.

PFA supremo Maheta Molango told the Press Association: "We are in touch with them, it’s not an easy situation as you can imagine, because ultimately, you know, people need to be paid.

"Particularly for me it’s a bit shocking because normally this is stuff you see in other countries I have played in, but not in England.

"It’s not a good situation, but we hope that somehow there could be a positive resolution to it.”

Huddersfield Town have completed the signing of Crystal Palace goalkeeper Owen Goodman, 21, on a season-long loan.

He is the club’s seventh summer arrival and arrives on the back of an outstanding 2024-25 season on loan at promoted AFC Wimbledon.

Harrogate Town’s signing count is also up to seven after bringing in Doncaster Rovers defender Bobby Faulkner for the 2025-26 campaign.