Millwall are set to sign Barry Bannan from Sheffield Wednesday. A report by Sky Sports citing Mark McAdam stated that Millwall view Bannan as someone who will add more quality to their squad. The report also notes that Bannan may feel this is his opportunity to get to the Premier League with the club and mentions that Millwall will hope Bannan will be able to make his debut against Sheffield United, assuming the deal is completed.

Manager Henrik Pedersen has confirmed that Barry Bannan wants to leave Sheffield Wednesday. Pedersen said that Bannan and his representative are speaking to the club to find a solution. The manager also said he was unaware if a medical had been arranged for Barry Bannan with Millwall.

According to Mike McGrath via X, Barry Bannan is scheduled to have a medical with Millwall on Sunday before a proposed move. It has been reported that Bannan would sign an 18-month contract with the team managed by Alex Neil. Some local reporters have stated that an official bid has not been received for the SWFC captain. Joe Crann via X has stated that Bannan is heading to Millwall but did not want to leave, and that he was in tears when he informed others of his forthcoming departure.

Barry Bannan is said to have told his Sheffield Wednesday teammates on Friday in a teary goodbye that he anticipates departing this month. According to Rob Staton of BBC Radio Sheffield, Sheffield Wednesday have not, as of now, received a formal approach from Millwall for Bannan, despite the London club being widely reported as the leading contender to sign him. No permission has been granted for discussions to take place, and Staton indicates that the club's administrators from Begbies Traynor are likely to issue a statement next week to clarify the club’s position on Bannan's future. While Bannan has been strongly linked with a move to Millwall, no official bid has been made.

Reports suggest the departure of captain Barry Bannan is imminent and likely, with Millwall being the most probable destination. However, reports on Saturday morning have introduced some doubt as to whether the move will happen.

According to reporter Keith Downie on X, Millwall are now in advanced talks to sign Barry Bannan this month. Barry Bannan is in talks over an 18-month deal to join Alex Neil's side. It has emerged that Bannan told his teammates that this Saturday will be his final game at the club and it is stated he will be available to play for them next weekend.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Henrik Pedersen told BBC Radio Sheffield that he has daily conversations with Barry Bannan amid reports linking the player with a move to Millwall. Pedersen stated that they all know Bannan loves the club and he hopes the player will stay. He added that he is aware Bannan would love to stay, but characterized the situation as very difficult.

Amid heavy links with Millwall, manager Henrik Pedersen stated that Barry Bannan had some little problems and that he took him out. Pedersen said he hopes Bannan will stay, adding that they speak every day about the player's situation and the club's situation, and that they should see what happens.

Millwall are planning a move for Barry Bannan as Sheffield Wednesday continue to struggle with administration. Alan Nixon has reported that the Championship's fourth-place side are pursuing the midfielder. Sheffield Wednesday are set to be relegated to League One, and Millwall are prepared to make a deal. According to Nixon, the Lions are offering Barry Bannan an 18-month deal. Nixon has also stated that the midfielder earns £7k-a-week, and releasing this wage would enable more of the club's footballing debts to be paid off by administrators. Bannan signed a one-year contract with Sheffield Wednesday in the summer, and with a few months left on the deal, the Owls are vulnerable to offers from other clubs.

Alan Nixon has said on his Patreon that Millwall are attempting to sign Barry Bannan. With Bannan under contract until the end of the season, a nominal fee would be sufficient to sign him. Millwall have reportedly made an offer for Bannan.

Millwall are reportedly rivalling Stoke City and Preston North End to sign midfielder Barry Bannan from Sheffield Wednesday, but the Owls' manager Henrik Pedersen is hopeful the 36-year-old will remain at the club, according to the Edinburgh Evening News.

Keith Downie reported via X that Millwall is interested in Barry Bannan this month. There is an increasing belief he could leave this window. Two Scottish Premiership sides are also interested in Barry Bannan. The Scot also has interest from sides that could be in the Premier League next year.

Barry Bannan, a 36-year-old Scottish central midfielder, could leave Sheffield Wednesday this month, and Millwall is interested in signing him. His contract is set to expire at the end of this season. As his contract expiration approached, it had become increasingly likely that the player, who joined the club in August 2015, would not continue next season, and he could leave sooner than expected. Stoke, Preston, and Millwall are all interested in the Scotland international, who has 27 caps, and he could leave before the season concludes. This season, he has recorded 3 goals and 5 assists in 3 Championship appearances. Bannan's current market value is €200k, according to Transfermarkt. He signed a new one-year contract to stay at the club last summer, rejecting offers from both Millwall and Middlesbrough that were three times the value of the £7,000-a-week deal he signed at Hillsborough.