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The EFL Awards ceremony in London on Sunday night saw the Championship’s top performers recognized, as Leeds United’s Dan James and manager Daniel Farke were nominated for Player and Manager of the Year. Despite their impressive nominations, neither won, with Burnley’s Scott Parker and Sheffield United’s Gustavo Hamer taking home the honors. Leeds did secure a spot in the Team of the Season, with James, Jayden Bogle, and Ao Tanaka earning recognition, although players like Ethan Ampadu, Joe Rodon, and Joel Piroe were notably absent.
Looking ahead to the summer transfer window, Leeds are reportedly keeping an eye on Norwich’s Borja Sainz and Josh Sargent. After a thrilling season, Sainz has been in close competition with Joel Piroe for the Championship’s golden boot. Don Goodman believes that, given his stellar form, Sainz would be eager to make the jump to Leeds for Premier League football, calling it a “no-brainer.” However, with Leeds needing proven, battle-ready players next season, questions remain about whether Sainz’s Championship form is enough for the Premier League’s demands.
“The tide may finally be turning at Hillsborough, as pressure mounts on owner Dejphon Chansiri amid growing unrest both on and off the pitch. Once surprise play-off hopefuls, Sheffield Wednesday’s season has spiraled into turmoil, fueled by internal disputes, delayed player wages, and a fractured relationship between the board and supporters. With manager Danny Rohl reportedly attracting interest from top clubs and three potential investors now circling, pundit Don Goodman believes a takeover is not just desirable—but essential. ‘It’s gone very toxic,’ Goodman says. ‘Sheffield Wednesday needs stability, and that starts at the top.'”
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