Barry Bannan has strongly hinted at his continued presence in Sheffield Wednesday’s future following their recent victory over Blackburn Rovers. Sheffield Wednesday secured a 3-1 win against Blackburn, marking their second victory against them this season. Josh Windass, Marvin Johnson, and an additional goal from another player contributed to the triumph in front of over 7,000 Owls supporters at Ewood Park.
As the season nears its end, Bannan, who recently marked his 400th appearance for Sheffield Wednesday, is among several players whose contracts are expiring. Nearly 20 players could depart in the summer, either as free agents or as their loan deals conclude. Despite this uncertainty, Bannan had previously remained reserved about his future with the club, stating that he was focusing on the remaining games.
However, Bannan recently dropped a significant hint about his intentions. Following the win over Blackburn, teammate Liam Palmer congratulated him on his milestone appearance, to which Bannan responded on social media, indicating a willingness to continue his tenure with the club: “Cheers brother pleasure too mate 9 years and maybe more.”
This statement from Bannan suggests his confidence in Sheffield Wednesday’s ability to remain in the league, which would likely influence his decision to stay. Relegation could lead to significant changes within the club, including potential departures of coaching staff and players. Nevertheless, Bannan’s strong performance and the positive atmosphere under Danny Rohl make it likely that he will stay, pending the club’s Championship status at the end of the season.
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