Cardiff City defender Mark McGuinness / One of Owls Star
Wed Oct 26, 2022 10:45 am
My View call McGuiness back in January, always played well for us 
McGuiness refuses to rule out permanent Owls move, after becoming one of Wednesdays star players
Cardiff City defender Mark McGuinness has refused to rule out the possibility of making his loan spell at Sheffield Wednesday permanent this summer.
The defender has enjoyed a reasonably successful spell at Hillsborough, having tasted defeat just twice in 10 outings for the Owls.
His solid displays have earned rave reviews in South Yorkshire, sparking questions over whether he might well stay beyond his current loan spell.
Mark McGuinness:
"For me, this move was definitely for me to get my head down, get minutes, and perform," he said when questioned on his long-term future.
"You never know what’ll happen in your career, but if I can keep performing then hopefully I can help get Wednesday promoted and do well this season. Then that’ll obviously benefit me in the long run."
"The main focus now is with Sheffield Wednesday at the minute and to hopefully help them get promoted."
"It (the move) all happened very quickly," he said. "It was a bit of a strange situation, but I’m 21-years-old, I needed to be playing.
"I couldn’t sit around and twiddle my thumbs - I needed to do something so I was proactive and as soon as the gaffer (Darren Moore) showed interest, I jumped straight on it and here I am."
McGuiness refuses to rule out permanent Owls move, after becoming one of Wednesdays star players
Cardiff City defender Mark McGuinness has refused to rule out the possibility of making his loan spell at Sheffield Wednesday permanent this summer.
The defender has enjoyed a reasonably successful spell at Hillsborough, having tasted defeat just twice in 10 outings for the Owls.
His solid displays have earned rave reviews in South Yorkshire, sparking questions over whether he might well stay beyond his current loan spell.
Mark McGuinness:
"For me, this move was definitely for me to get my head down, get minutes, and perform," he said when questioned on his long-term future.
"You never know what’ll happen in your career, but if I can keep performing then hopefully I can help get Wednesday promoted and do well this season. Then that’ll obviously benefit me in the long run."
"The main focus now is with Sheffield Wednesday at the minute and to hopefully help them get promoted."
"It (the move) all happened very quickly," he said. "It was a bit of a strange situation, but I’m 21-years-old, I needed to be playing.
"I couldn’t sit around and twiddle my thumbs - I needed to do something so I was proactive and as soon as the gaffer (Darren Moore) showed interest, I jumped straight on it and here I am."