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Sheffield Wednesday’s chances of promotion from the Championship in 24/25 have been revealed

Sheffield Wednesday begin their 2024/25 campaign with a home game against Wayne Rooney’s Plymouth Argyle.

Sheffield Wednesday play Plymouth Argyle in their Championship opener on August 11.

Danny Rohl leads the Owls in his first full season at Hillsborough and will enter the new campaign with a new first-team squad.

Sheffield Wednesday have already signed nine new players this summer, bringing in Ben Hamer, James Beadle, Max Lowe, Yan Valery, Nathaniel Chalobah, Svante Ingelsson, Jamal Lowe, Olaf Kobacki and Charlie McNeill.

Many are backing the Owls to not only beat the slump next season, but potentially become a dark horse in the race for the top six.

There is certainly a feel-good factor about the club, but how do the bookies rate Sheffield Wednesday’s chances in the 2024/25 Championship season?

Barry Bannan of Sheffield Wednesday during the Sky Bet Championship match between Sheffield Wednesday and Stoke City at Hillsborough on April 13, 2...
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According to oddschecker, Leeds United are many bookmakers’ favorites for promotion to the Championship next season, with several pricing the Whites at 6/5 to win promotion.

Next up are relegated Premier League duo Burnley and Luton Town, then Middlesbrough and then Sheffield Wednesday Steel City rivals Sheffield United, who are largely priced at 9/2 for promotion.

As it stands, Sheffield Wednesday are 12th favorites for promotion; that’s with bet365, who price Sheffield Wednesday at 10/1 for promotion, while Sky Bet offer 7/1.

PaddyPower go as far as 13/2 for Sheffield Wednesday to win promotion next season.

Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl watches the Sky Bet Championship match between Sheffield Wednesday and Stoke City at Hillsborough...
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Sheffield Wednesday can be the dark horses of the Championship under Danny Rohl

We only need to look at the second half of last season and how Sheffield Wednesday fared to get a rough idea of ​​how they might fare next season.

The form table for the last 25 games had Sheffield Wednesday in 8th place. Now, with a better first team and Rohl having more Championship experience, a top six finish looks achievable.

However, expectations must be managed. Rohl will proceed with caution and, above all, he hopes to keep Sheffield Wednesday clear of relegation in 2024/25.

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