Sheffield Wednesday defender won't be returning just yet after club make key decision
Sheffield Wednesday youngster, Harry Evers, has had his loan spell with Trafford FC extended until the end of the season.
The 19-year-old left back joined the Northern Premier League West side back in January, and has gone on to play a number of games for the club as he goes in search of senior first team football as part of his continued progression.
Now, on the back of their 2-0 win over Stafford Rangers at the weekend, it has been confirmed that Evers will remain with ‘The North’ until the end of the season as the side from Greater Manchester look to climb out of the relegation zone before the campaign comes to an end.
“Harry Evers has extended his loan stay with Trafford FC until the end of the season,” the club said. “The young Owls defender moved to the Pitching In Northern Premier League West side in January. Evers has played seven games during his temporary stint, with Trafford sitting 20th in the league. Good luck, Harry!”
Evers is one of a number of players who have spent time away from Middlewood Road this season for loan spells elsewhere, and news of his extended absence comes just a few days after it was announced that Bridlington Town had snapped up midfielder, Denny Oliver, for the remainder of the 2025/26 campaign.
The youngsters will be hoping to finish strongly ahead of another summer of change at Hillsborough that is expected to result in a number of departures from the club.