Patrick McKenna told Football League World that he accepts he will lose Max Lowe, who is most likely to go to a Championship club. McKenna also said he does not expect Lowe to stay for a season in League One. According to McKenna, there will be interest from Championship clubs and there will not be a transfer fee. He described Max Lowe as a Championship-level player who will want to play at the highest level possible and not for Sheffield Wednesday next season.

There is interest from Europe in English left-back Max Lowe, who is 28 years old. Clubs in Turkey and the MLS are interested in Lowe. He was also linked with Danny Rohl's Rangers earlier in the window. However, there are no immediate suggestions that Lowe is expected to leave Hillsborough on deadline day. Lowe has six caps for England U20. He joined Sheffield Wednesday in July 2024, and his contract expires in June 2026. In the current Championship season, he has made 20 appearances and provided one assist. According to Transfermarkt, his market value is €2.20m.