The Owls face a daunting challenge to bounce back up to the Championship from League One at the first time of asking, and will need to hit the ground running with some positive momentum if they're to avoid a prolonged stay in the third tier.
Meanwhile, England got Euro 2020 off to a winning start yesterday afternoon, as they defeated Croatia at Wembley Stadium with Raheem Sterling bagging the winner.
Discussing Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate' s credentials for the job, ex-Wednesday and England physio Alan Smith, who looked after Southgate when he was playing in Euro '96, said: “He was an international footballer, a very good player. He was always calm and composed and he had the feel of a coach about him even when he was a relatively young player.
“Speaking to him, without any shadow of a doubt. Going back to Euro 96, because of his maturity, his intelligence and his attitude I would have said he was top of the list. He is a very good lad and a really good person as well.”
“I would hope they'll (England) do very, very well. Gareth has a big job on and is a good person to have that type of responsibility. He's played in the European Championships, he's a good lad, mature and experienced now.
“They’ve some good players and like everyone else I’m hoping he and the team can do very, very well.”
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Sheffield Wednesday and the rest of the EFL sides, as the reaction to last season and the build-up to summer transfer window activity continues:

9. Pompey eye Owls target
Sheffield Wednesday-linked goalkeeper Josh Griffiths is attracting interest from their League One rivals, with both Portsmouth and Lincoln said to be keen on the teenager. The West Brom stopper played a key role in Cheltenham's League Two winning campaign last season. (The Sun) Photo: Jurij Kodrun

10. Trio target James
Bristol City, Swansea, and Cardiff have all been linked with Leicester City midfielder Matty James, who is up for grabs after being released by the Foxes. The ex-Man Utd youngster, now 29, was on the books at Leicester for nine years. (Daily Mail) Photo: Marc Atkins

