Sheffield Wednesday chairman David Storch has outlined his plans to improve Hillsborough and even hinted at a future visit from Michael Jordan.The American businessman joined talkSPORT’s Weekend Sports Breakfast on Saturday in a candid interview where he addressed his immediate plans for the club.David Storch has provided a detailed description of his plans to improve HillsboroughGettyStorch, who revealed the club is lining up an audacious move to sign Jamie Vardy, spoke about his ongoing plans to update Hillsborough and improve the matchday experience for fans.Arise Capital Partners completed their takeover of the club just 104 days ago and the mood around the club has changed significantly for the better.Much of it has come from the improvements Storch has made off the pitch, a topic he delved into live on talkSPORT.“Hillsborough needs a lot of work. Right now, there are 100 work orders that are being executed against,” Storch said.“We have major projects like creating enough water flow into the stadium, hot water into the stadium. We have a WiFi programme going on, we had to change to some new elevators.“The food and beverage is going to be very different so Molson Coors will be increasing the pour rate by a factor of eight.“The quality of the food will be improved. We have Delaware who will be providing the food.“We’re going to try and make it easier to get in and out of the stadium. We’re going to try and make it easier to buy merchandise.“The store will be up and running by Monday.”Arise have shown their intent early on by investing £8million into improving Hillsborough and the club’s training facilities.The matchday experience at Hillsborough is set for a huge overhaulGettyThe improvements have been clear to see with enhancements in the tunnel area at Hillsborough as well as other parts of the stadium.And soon it could even host sporting royalty if Storch can convince one of his close friends to stop by for a match.“There’s a few basketball players that I still have close relationships with, one of which is considered by me and others to be the greatest basketball player of all time,” Storch said.The term ‘greatest’ without letting his name slip proved too much of a giveaway meaning the Owls chairman could only be referring to Michael Jordan.Asked if the six-time NBA champion could soon grace Hillsborough with his presence, Storch said: “let’s see, let’s see.”Sheffield Wednesday kick off their League One campaign away at Leyton Orient on Saturday with a renewed sense of optimism.Could NBA great Michael Jordan take in a game a Hillsborough this season?GETTYThirteen new players have arrived at the club this summer in what will be a new-look side as they aim to bounce back to the Championship at the first time of asking.The Owls appear to have direction under Storch’s leadership, something that was hugely lacking under former owner Dejphon Chansiri.And Wednesday’s striker admits the interventions in place – particularly off the pitch – have been felt by the players.“It’s massive,” Lowe told The Star. “It’s massive because, even like you say, the stadium’s had a little refurb. The training ground’s a lot better than it was.“The food that we get after games and training is a lot better than it was last year. Little stuff like that does help massively.“You say our nutrition is key, but if you’re not getting food, sometimes there is no food, or whatever the situation is, we’ve rectified all those small little problems that maybe you don’t see every day.“It just makes our life a little bit easier, makes our recovery better. The gym is better, the facilities are a bit better.“Overall, the club is in a better place than it was last year, but obviously it wasn’t in a great place last year. It has been good.“It boosts the energy of everyone because you are coming into a better working environment. Everyone comes into work that little bit happier because it’s just a better environment to be in.“It’s not like, ‘What’s going to happen today, then? What’s going to go wrong today?’ Everyone is pushing in the right direction.”