The Owls will get back to work on June 28th as they prepare to head out to Wales for a preseason camp, with a friendly against Celtic on the horizon on July 7th – currently their only confirmed preseason fixture as things stand.
Moore has stated previously that there are hopes to bring in some new faces by the time the team return to Middlewood Road, however issues surrounding player wages, as well as a reported transfer embargo, have proven to be a stumbling block for the recruitment team as they try to plan for the 2021/22 campaign.
Wednesday currently have 23 players listed on their first team page at present, however that includes a host of youngsters (some of whom are yet to sign new contracts), as well as Osaze Urhoghide - who recently rejected the club’s latest contract offer - and Julian Börner who looks set to leave for Germany.
We took a look at the players currently at Moore’s disposal, and tried to pick his best XI when put into his preferred 4-2-3-1 formation.

9. CAM - Josh Windass
Playing just behind the striker, Windass has the ability to cause lots of problems in the third tier next season - but that's obviously dependent on whether he stays or not. The attacker is a man in demand after a very decent 2020/21 from a personal perspective, and the Owls may not be able to keep hold of him. Photo: Steve Ellis

10. RW - Korede Adedoyin
The youngster hasn't made his Wednesday debut yet, but Wednesday aren't very flush in the winger department right now, and Adedoyin will be itching to try and make his mark if given the chance. Young Charles Hagan could also be an option if he signs a new contract at Hillsborough, but that's not been done yet. Photo: via swfc.co.uk | Steve Ellis

11. ST - Callum Paterson
Paterson is another one who is likely to be attracting interest from at least the Championship, but he could be a huge player to lead to line for the Owls in League One if he was to stick around at Hillsborough. He's big and powerful, and could be a real handful for defenders in the third tier. Photo: Steve Ellis

