Sheffield Wednesday supporters are refusing to let go of hope as a fresh update emerges regarding the future of highly-rated Manchester United youngster Harry Amass. Although his loan spell at Hillsborough has officially come to an end, the door remains firmly open for a potential return.
Amass made a strong impression during his time with the Owls, quickly earning admiration for his maturity, composure, and attacking intent despite his young age. His performances did not go unnoticed, and Sheffield Wednesday are understood to be keen on bringing him back for another spell. However, the situation is far from straightforward.
One of the major stumbling blocks is financial. While Wednesday are eager to secure his return, several Championship clubs are now circling and are capable of offering significantly higher wages. Manchester United, meanwhile, are reluctant to continue covering 100% of the player’s salary, with a new contract for Amass still pending at Old Trafford.
A source close to the situation revealed:
“United value Harry very highly, but they don’t want to be paying his full wages again. Any new loan deal will need a better financial balance.”
Despite the competition, there is renewed optimism among the Wednesday faithful after it emerged that Amass himself is open to a return to the club. The player is believed to have enjoyed his time at Hillsborough and values the trust shown in him by the coaching staff and supporters.
“Sheffield Wednesday gave me the chance to play real football in a demanding environment,” Amass is reported to have told those close to him. “That experience meant a lot to me.”
Fans have taken to social media in their numbers, making their feelings clear. One supporter wrote, “Bring Harry back at all costs. He gets what this club is about.” Another added, “He may be young, but he played with heart. We haven’t forgotten him.”
Others acknowledged the challenge but urged the club to keep pushing. “We know money talks, but if the lad wants Wednesday, we should fight for him,” said a long-time season-ticket holder.
With Championship interest growing and Manchester United keen to resolve Amass’s future soon, the coming weeks will be decisive. For Sheffield Wednesday, securing his return would not only strengthen the squad but also send a strong message about ambition and continuity.
Until a final decision is made, one thing is certain: the Wednesday fanbase is not ready to give up on Harry Amass just yet.
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