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Osaze Urhoghide New Contract at Sheffield Wednesday  

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Sheffield Wednesday defender Osaze Urhoghide has extended his contract at Hillsborough by a further 12 months.

The 19-year-old arrived in S6 in the summer of 2019 after impressing during a trial spell and originally linked up with the Under-23 squad.

 

Following a promising start to the campaign with the 23s and after adapting seamlessly to the first team environment at Middlewood Road, Urhoghide was handed his maiden senior appearance in January for Wednesday’s FA Cup clash at Brighton.

 

The defender’s inclusion on the teamsheet raised eyebrows with fans and media alike, as the unknown quantity was thrust into action at The Amex.

 

Wednesday progressed from the third round tie on the South Coast with a 1-0 win and Urhoghide’s performance was a talking point at full time after the youngster delivered a strong display in the full back position.

 

And the former AFC Wimbledon man could hardly hide his delight and pride at making his senior bow, with his post-match interview attracting over three million views across the Owls’ social media accounts.

 

Urhoghide has made four senior appearances this term and has committed to another season with Wednesday.

 

 

 

Must be good news?

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Just another 12 months? He’s 19! In 12 months after a good season a Premier League side could take him for nothing? Why don’t we offer 2-3 and leave us in a position to sell if he is successful. 

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2 minutes ago, WalthamOwl said:

Surprised it’s only 12 months. Really hope he can kick on. Had a couple of good performances, couple of poor ones. 

Only saw the poor ones and in truth he looked way off what's required but then so did the rest of them   .... he's  going to be cheap so worth a another year .

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1 minute ago, 0114 said:

Just another 12 months? He’s 19! In 12 months after a good season a Premier League side could take him for nothing? Why don’t we offer 2-3 and leave us in a position to sell if he is successful. 

No they cant .......

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Good news. Let's hope he can kick on from his early promise. 

 

We seem to be inserting option to extend clauses in contracts nowadays, if the Pelupessy situation is a guide, so wouldn't be surprised if there is an option to extend built in.

 

 

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5 minutes ago, torryowl said:

No they cant .......

We would be entitled to absolute pittance decided by a tribunal. The control wouldn’t be within our own hands.

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16 minutes ago, 0114 said:

Just another 12 months? He’s 19! In 12 months after a good season a Premier League side could take him for nothing? Why don’t we offer 2-3 and leave us in a position to sell if he is successful. 


Why are you surprised look at all of the other fantastic contractual decisions this club has made in the last few years!!

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Hopefully gets a good loan spell somewhere,  definitely got the work rate and desire to succeed but yet to show enough ability for me ,  very hopeful though 

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53 minutes ago, 0114 said:

Just another 12 months? He’s 19! In 12 months after a good season a Premier League side could take him for nothing? Why don’t we offer 2-3 and leave us in a position to sell if he is successful. 

 

To be honest I've not seen anything that suggests he will be at that level in 12 months time. However, maybe if he does have a rapid rise next season we have something in place in the contract that suggests we have first option on extending, bit unfair to be critical on this without knowing what is in the contract. 

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