A consortium with James Board has been identified as the priority bidder for the Sheffield Wednesday building. The Athletic reports this. The 44-river Board is the leader of the Scottish club Dunfermline Athletic.

Borda's consortium beat out the group of American investor John McEvoy, home of Storch from Chicago, as well as the great leader of Newcastle United Mike Ashley. Previously, the administrators of the club from the company Begbies Traynor confirmed their intention to give the status of a priority buyer for bags to the first stage of trading.

Sheffield Wednesday was transferred to the administration on the 24th due to financial problems for the reign of Thai businessman Deiphon Chansiri.

The club received 18 points, which means the team remains in the Championship standings.

Administrator Paul Stanley stated that the proposal to the Borda consortium is completely financed, includes clear financial guarantees and allows the regulation of claims to creditors in accordance with the rules.

If it is cleared, it is possible to pass the re-verification of the league and the test of officials and directors. There are no terms for completing the process.