If his consortium’s ownership of Sheffield Wednesday is completed, James Bord might be the man to save the club from administration.

Wednesday are currently losing £1 million per month as a result of the scenario imposed on the South Yorkshire club by former owner Dejphon Chansiri.

The Owls’ off-field issues have had a significant impact on their Championship campaign, with more than 20 defeats hastening their relegation to League One.

Meanwhile, the ratification procedure for Bord’s proposed takeover is being delayed as the EFL determines if the purchase would be funded from casino operations.

Sheffield Wednesday expected to win the next major title before 2040.

Wednesday’s future is now uncertain, as fans await word from the EFL on whether Bord’s proposed ownership will be approved.

The American consortium would then have to make critical decisions, such as whether to keep Henrik Pedersen in the Hillsborough dugout or hire a new manager.

Bord would also have to pay multiple additions during the forthcoming summer transfer window, given the worrying amount of players who departed the Owls last summer and this winter.

Meanwhile, Football League World asked ChatGPT when Wednesday might expect to win a big trophy if Bord completes his ownership of the South Yorkshire club.

The AI tool predicts that the Owls may win a major trophy by 2038, most likely the FA Cup or EFL Cup.

ChatGPT explained that the years between now and 20238 will give the Hillsborough club time to achieve promotion back to the Championship and then stabilize in the Premier League before fighting for trophies.

The Owls fans will be pleased if that prediction comes true, considering their club’s future is now uncertain.

Wednesday last won a major prize in 1991, when they won the EFL Cup under Ron Atkinson, who then managed Nottingham Forest before leaving management.

Sheffield Wednesday’s trophy forecast appears overly rosy.

Wednesday fans would like AI’s forecast that their club would win a major trophy within the next 12 years to come true, as many have never seen their team lift a trophy in their lifetime.

Prior to their aforementioned 1991 success, the South Yorkshire club’s previous significant prize was the FA Cup, which they won in 1935.

Meanwhile, the Owls were humiliated 2-1 by Arsenal in the 1993 EFL Cup final, with Gunners goals from Paul Merson and Steve Morrow coming after John Harkes opened the scoring for Wednesday.

For the time being, Hillsborough supporters may believe that their team’s next realistic opportunity of reaching Wembley is a League One play-off final following their Championship relegation.

Wednesday had previously won the third-tier play-off final in 2023, when Josh Windass’ stunning late goal helped his side upset South Yorkshire rivals Barnsley 1-0 in North London.

Owls fans will be hoping for similar promotion-winning exploits shortly, once Bord’s proposed ownership is approved by the EFL.

Should the S6 club win the Championship again in the near future, ChatGPT’s forecast of significant silverware before 2040 may come true, although it appears optimistic for the time being.