Davis Keillor-Dunn, an English-Scottish centre-forward, is on loan at Sheffield Wednesday from Wrexham until January and has registered three goals and one assist in his initial nine League One appearances. If the Yorkshire club wishes to retain the 29-year-old for the remainder of the season, a change to the squad could be required because of a business plan agreed with the EFL. FLW's Sheffield Wednesday fan pundit Patrick McKenna stated that the decision on which loan player to release would probably be between Ali Al-Hamadi, who is on loan from Premier League side Ipswich Town, and Mason Burstow. According to McKenna, Al-Hamadi is the more likely candidate to depart. It is uncertain whether an agreement to extend the loan can be made with Wrexham, particularly as their player Sam Smith is currently injured. Keillor-Dunn's contract with Wrexham is valid until June 2029, and his market value is €1.00M, according to Transfermarkt. Leicester City, Charlton Athletic, Bolton Wanderers, and Blackburn Rovers are other clubs that have been linked with him.