Sheffield Wednesday show 'interest' in Manchester United forwards as Harry Amass claim emerges
Sheffield Wednesday are reportedly interested in Manchester United forwards Victor Musa and Gabriele Biancheri - and could retain Harry Amass.
The Owls are in administration but there has been hope provided by the removal of Dejphon Chansiri as owner.
Cashflow has improved as a result of fans ending their boycott and fresh investment is being sought by administrators.
Wednesday are now trying to lift the restriction on their ability to sign free agents, but may also look to explore the loan market.
Harry Amass claim
In the summer, Manchester United allowed highly-rated left-back Amass to link up with the Owls on a temporary basis, covering costs to ensure the move could happen.
Their decision has been vindicated, with Amass having flourished under the tutelage of Henrik Pedersen at Hillsborough.
His loan deal only runs until January, but United in Focus have claimed it is likely to be extended until the end of the season.


Sheffield Wednesday eye forwards
The report has also suggested Wednesday are eyeing two of his Manchester United teammates for potential loan moves.
Musa and Biancheri, both aged 19, have been named as targets for the South Yorkshire strugglers. They have shown plenty of promise in the Red Devils academy, but face stiff competition for senior minutes.


Musa is a Spanish-born attacker who can operate in various roles across the frontline and has represented Spain and England at youth level.
He spent time in Bradford City’s academy after moving to England, eventually catching the eye of Manchester United.
Biancheri, meanwhile, is a Wales youth international who Manchester United lured from Cardiff City in 2023. Like Musa, Biancheri is a versatile figure capable of operating in an array of attacking roles.


The progress of Amass may well work in Wednesday’s favour if the Championship club do indeed move for Musa or Biancheri.
EFL loans can be invaluable for Premier League prospects, exposing them to the harsh realities of senior football in deals often mutually beneficial.
Wednesday have proven they can develop talent, therefore Manchester United may trust them with the nurturing of other prospects.