The Scott Wright update appears amid the new links

Sheffield Wednesday have been linked with Scott Wright, but the winger traveled with Rangers for their pre-season trip to Holland, according to The Scottish Sun.

Sheffield Wednesday are looking for new signings after a fruitful summer transfer window so far and there have been many links with more additions.

Among those said to be on the radar at Hillsborough is Rangers winger Wright. The 26-year-old has entered the final year of his contract with the Scottish giants and could be on the move before next season.

The Scot chipped in with four goals in 33 games last season but has mainly played a supporting role at Ibrox since arriving from Aberdeen.

But now, as the Sheffield Wednesday rumors grow, and updates on his immediate future have emerged from the Scottish Sun, who claim he is traveling to Holland for Rangers’ pre-season training campaign.

While it doesn’t rule out interest, it certainly suggests that nothing is imminent between Wright and the Owls.

asked Danny Rohl

Wright’s new developments come amid inquiries from Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl over a potential move for the Rangers winger.

Somewhat unsurprisingly, the German refused to be drawn when probed about a possible hit for Wright. He declined to name specific names, saying:

“I won’t talk about the name because it doesn’t make sense.

“This market moves so fast. We have an idea of ​​who we want to have, I have an idea of ​​how I want to play in the new season.

“We know what we need to improve when we look back from last season and then it’s about finding the right pieces to make our team stronger and stronger as we are very ambitious for the new season.”

Wright the man for the job?

Sheffield Wednesday are on the lookout for attacking recruits this summer, having already brought in Jamal Lowe and Olaf Kobacki.

Wright can play on both the left and right, also operating as an attacking midfielder at times. It would give Rohl more versatility, with many of his forwards capable of playing multiple roles.

The Scot hasn’t been the most productive in terms of goals and assists during his time at Rangers, registering 12 goals and seven assists in 117 outings. However, Wright boasts serious pace, so under the leadership of the role, he could be transformed into a more productive and dangerous winger.

If a deal can be struck for a smart price, Wright could prove to be a smart signing for Sheffield Wednesday.

However, with Rohl remaining coy and the winger heading to Holland for a Rangers training camp, it remains to be seen whether this deal will go through or not.