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Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl is attracting interest across Europe(Image: Ed Sykes/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images)

Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl is remaining tight-lipped on his future after being tipped as a target for Southampton and RB Leipzig.

The Saints have just parted company with Ivan Juric after their relegation was confirmed.

It leaves the south coast outfit eyeing their next manager, who will be tasked with securing an immediate return to the Premier League.



Rohl has previously worked on the backroom staffs at both Southampton and RB Leipzig and is now being courted for both club's top jobs.

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New Red Bull football chief Jurgen Klopp is believed to be a big fan of the Wednesday manager and has shortlisted him as the Bundesliga side look to appoint their next manager following an inconsistent season.

Rohl took over at Hillsborough in 2023 and helped steer Wednesday clear of relegation before helping the Owls establish themselves as a mid-table side in the Championship, but he's refused to be drawn on the speculation about his next move.

He said: "For the moment, I will not speak about my future.

If there comes a moment we can speak about my future, it's after the season."

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Rohl has his Yorkshire outfit sat 13th, nine points outside the play-offs.

He is not be involved in their day-to-day running, but will assist with strategic vision, aiding the sporting directors, supporting their global scouting operation and also help with training and developing coaches.

Jurgen Klopp is looking to help appoint the next RB Leipzig boss (Image: Hiroki Watanabe/Getty Images)

Leipzig have regularly been in the Champions League and still have hopes of repeating that, sitting fifth with six games of the season remaining.

Southampton will be aiming to avoid statistically becoming the worst Premier League season in history.

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