According to the Lancashire Telegraph, a move to South Yorkshire for Blackburn Rovers winger Yuki Ohashi is unlikely. The 29-year-old has one year remaining on his contract, which includes an option for an additional 12 months. It is believed that Sheffield Wednesday would be unable to present a deal that would persuade Blackburn to sell. Additionally, a move to League One would not be optimal for Ohashi, as he hopes to rejoin the Japan national team.

The Star named Yuki Ohashi as a target on Sheffield Wednesday's list. It is considered unlikely that Ohashi would depart for South Yorkshire. The player has 12 months on his contract plus the option of another 12 months.

Yuki Ohashi, a 29-year-old Japanese striker at Blackburn Rovers, is a transfer target for Sheffield Wednesday this summer. Ohashi joined the Lancashire club two years ago from Sanfrecce Hiroshima. He has scored a total of 20 goals for the team, with 10 of those goals and one assist coming from 46 appearances last season. The striker has one year remaining on his contract at Rovers, and it is unclear what fee Wednesday would need to pay to sign him. He has been capped twice by Japan. His current market value is €1.70m, according to Transfermarkt.