Sheffield Wednesday are planning a move for Jon McCracken, whose contract with Dundee expires this summer. According to Football Insider, Celtic have considered a move for McCracken. Patrick McKenna told Football League World that it would be wise to possibly pursue signing Jon McCracken if it is realistic. Wednesday would be able to guarantee McCracken a place in their starting lineup every week. Wednesday will only become more active in the transfer market once Storch's takeover is completed, so the Dundee player can wait for now.

Celtic are interested in a 25-year-old goalkeeper. The player, McCracken, is also wanted by Sheffield Wednesday, Blackburn Rovers, Queens Park Rangers and a number of other Championship sides this summer. It would be a particular blow for Sheffield Wednesday to miss out on the player. The fact that McCracken could be a free agent would also provide a boost for Sheffield Wednesday as they look to finalise their takeover.

Sheffield Wednesday are considering a summer move for Dundee's 25-year-old Scottish goalkeeper Jon McCracken, who will be available on a free transfer. The Championship club faces competition for the player, as Blackburn Rovers and Queens Park Rangers are also reportedly interested in him. McCracken's contract at Dens Park is due to expire at the end of the season. He joined the club in July 2024 and has made 30 appearances in the Scottish Premiership this season. McCracken is yet to be capped by Scotland at senior level and has a current market value of €500k, according to Transfermarkt.