Clubs such as Oxford United and Derby County are reportedly interested in 33-year-old forward Marvin Johnson from Sheffield Wednesday. Johnson, who joined the Owls in 2021, has been a key player with over 110 league appearances to his name. Although it’s unclear whether Sheffield Wednesday will allow Johnson to leave, the remaining weeks of the transfer window will determine his future.

Interest in Johnson is growing, with Oxford United among several EFL teams considering a move for him. Derby County is also a potential suitor, according to reports. Johnson made the switch to Sheffield Wednesday from Middlesbrough after his contract expired, and he has since made 110 league appearances, most recently featuring in a 4-0 win against Plymouth Argyle last weekend.

Johnson’s future at Sheffield Wednesday is uncertain, with Oxford United already making contact regarding a possible transfer. Derby is also keeping an eye on the situation as both clubs, newly promoted from League One, look to strengthen their squads for the Championship. Johnson is an experienced player at this level, now in his seventh season in the second division.

Sheffield Wednesday, under new coach Danny Rohl, has had an active transfer window and is aiming for better results this season after finishing 20th last year. Johnson’s contributions over the past seasons have been significant, particularly during the club’s time in League One. Despite reduced game time in the Championship last season, Johnson remains a valuable squad member.

As the transfer window nears its end on August 30th, Sheffield Wednesday will need to decide on Johnson’s future. Although he was only a substitute in the recent victory over Plymouth, he could still play a role in the team’s plans. However, if Oxford or Derby can offer him more regular playing time, it might make sense for Sheffield Wednesday to consider a sale if the price is right.