Danny Rohl leaves Sheffield besieged on Wednesday

Manager Danny Rohl left Sheffield on Wednesday by mutual consent in the last blow to the struck championship club.

Wednesday is currently under a transfer embargo due to late payable payment to players with the owner Dejphon Chansiri who is looking to sell the club.

Wednesday confirmed the departure of the popular German this morning, alongside coaches Sascha Lense, Chris Powell, Neil Thompson and Sal Bibbo.

A club declaration reads as follows: “Sheffield Wednesday can confirm the departure of manager Danny Röhl by mutual consent.

“Sheffield Wednesday would like to thank Danny and his backstage team for their services and wish them good luck for the future.”

ROHL can not be without work for a long time

Rohl performed well on Wednesday – guiding them far from relegation during its first six months of responsibility before an impressive arrival in 12th place last season, despite the turmoil surrounding the Chansiri relationship with supporters – and will be a man in demand in England and through Europe.

BBC Radio Sheffield reports that Henrik Pedersen will be his successor.

Wednesday open their campaign in Leicester on Sunday August 10.