Sheffield Wednesday Faces Tough Financial Times Amid Administration and EFL Sanctions

Sheffield Wednesday, a historic English football club, enters administration due to financial woes and breaches of EFL regulations. The club faces a significant points deduction, worsening its relegation battle. Owner Dejphon Chansiri, charged by the EFL, considers selling the club amid ongoing financial challenges.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 24-10-2025 17:04 IST | Created: 24-10-2025 17:04 IST
Sheffield Wednesday Faces Tough Financial Times Amid Administration and EFL Sanctions
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Sheffield Wednesday, one of England's oldest football clubs, has entered administration, exacerbating its existing financial struggles. This development, revealed in a court filing, follows multiple regulation breaches, including delays in paying players timely.

The club has already seen penalties, such as a six-point deduction and transfer restrictions, due to financial management failures. With Wednesday sitting at the bottom of the league this season, the administration may result in an automatic 12-point deduction, deepening the relegation threat.

Owner Dejphon Chansiri faces charges from the English Football League, questioning his management amid his difficulty funding the club. While he remains open to a sale, unrest among fans continues with protests against the current club ownership and management decisions.

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