The Owls have bolstered their attacking ranks

Mason Burstow says he wants to win another trophy after signing for Sheffield Wednesday on a season loan from Hull City.

The 22-year-old scored 12 goals and provided five assists on loan at Bolton Wanderers, who won promotion from League One via the play-offs, last season.

The former Charlton Athletic, Chelsea and Sunderland attacker can be used as a striker or right winger. He is The Owls’ 12th summer signing and could feature on Saturday against either Accrington Stanley (12.30pm) or Oldham Athletic (4pm).

He said: “The club is in an upward direction and I'm very happy and excited to be part of it. I've got a benchmark now that I've set from last season and I only want to improve and add more goals and get another trophy.

“The gaffer is very passionate in the way he speaks and his tactical and technical analysis, and the detail, is top. It's going to help me develop my game and add to what I achieved last year.

“I've played against Wednesday away and home and the fans are always a big voice. They always seem to out-sing everyone so I'm glad to be on the other side of it!"

Owls sporting director, Simon Wilson, added: “After a breakout season last year with Bolton Wanderers, Mason is a terrific signing for us. At 22, his 12 goals in a promotion-winning campaign show that he is on an upward trajectory and we think we are getting an even better version of him because of this.

“He will also work for the team, pressing, linking play and creating opportunities for others. We are excited by what Mason will bring to our group and we are delighted to welcome him to Sheffield Wednesday.”

Burstow is Wednesday’s third signing in less than 24 hours, following the arrivals of goalkeeper Connal Trueman, 30, and Ashley Maynard-Brewer, 27.