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Sheffield Wednesday are having an absolute horror show of a season, sitting at the bottom of the Championship table.<\/p>\n
So far this campaign, the club have been docked 18 points as part of severe financial issues.<\/p>\n
The club entered administration in October 2025 after failing to pay wages to btoh players and staff, and owing to HMRC.<\/p>\n
The breaches in turn lead to the club having their massive points deduction, seeing them now sitting in 24th overall, also facing a transfer embargo.<\/p>\n
One saving grace for the club this season was the loan spell of Harry Amass, who\u2019s routinely been delivering against the odds.<\/p>\n
However, the Manchester United defender has now returned to Carrington<\/a> and is set to head out on loan once more.<\/p>\n That doesn\u2019t mean Sheffield Wednesday\u2019s links with United are over though, with another youngster now in their sights.<\/p>\n The Guardian<\/a> has reported that The Owls are now looking to midfielder Jack Moorhouse, currently on loan with Leyton Orient in League One.<\/p>\n They aren\u2019t the only interested party however, as Bolton Wanderers are also eyeing up the talented United academy graduate.<\/p>\n Jack Moorhouse has made 22 appearances this season for Leyton Orient, grabbing his only goal for the club in the EFL Trophy against Peterborough in September.<\/p>\n Whilst the youngster has only one goal to his name, he\u2019s also registered two assists, once in the EFL Trophy, and once in the league.<\/p>\n Although there\u2019s currently no plans known for him to end his loan spell with Leyton, a chance to play in the Championship could change the situation.<\/p>\n Already today, Habeeb Ogunneye<\/a> and Joe Hugill<\/a> have both been confirmed as the latest in a run of United loanees returning to their parent club.<\/p>\n As such, Moorhouse being recalled wouldn\u2019t come as any major surprise.<\/p>\n