“Leicester City’s SHOCKING Manager Hunt: Danny Rohl’s DRAMATIC Exit Talks with Sheffield Wednesday Will Leave You SPEECHLESS!”

Leicester City managerial candidate Danny Rohl is reportedly in discussions to leave his role as Sheffield Wednesday manager.

Rohl has been linked with a move to the King Power Stadium as a potential replacement for Ruud van Nistelrooy and has expressed a desire to step up to a bigger club during the summer.

According to the Sheffield Star, talks are now underway regarding his departure from Hillsborough, with expectations that he has already overseen his final match for the Owls.

Sheffield Wednesday are currently facing significant challenges, having been hit with a three-window transfer embargo due to unpaid player wages.

Now, they appear set to lose their manager just as the squad returns for pre-season training.

Rohl has made no secret of his ambition to return to Germany and secure a Bundesliga role, but no club has yet met his release clause.

Leicester remain the only English club still linked with Rohl who have not resolved their managerial position, with ongoing uncertainty surrounding van Nistelrooy’s future.

Southampton, another club previously interested in Rohl due to his past role as their assistant manager, ultimately appointed Will Still instead.

Should Rohl depart Wednesday, the nature of his exit will determine whether Leicester would need to pay compensation or could bring him in freely.

Rohl currently stands as the second-favourite for the Leicester job with bookmakers, having recently been overtaken by Sean Dyche, who is currently without a club.

In his first senior managerial role, Rohl steered Wednesday away from relegation in his debut season before securing a solid mid-table finish in the campaign just concluded.