SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY’S players will ask the EFL to send them money for their wages.The squad are due to be paid tomorrow but many will go without a salary for the second month running.GettySheffield Wednesday stars will ask the EFL to cover their wages[/caption]That opens the door for some to leave — but those who stay are planning talks with the PFA.They want the EFL to divert the monthly ‘TV money’ to them and not owner Dejphon Chansiri.The Owls supremo is counting on the EFL funds to pay the bills — unless he gets a £5million loan from a takeover bidder or compensation for boss Danny Rohl.Wednesday face a walkout by backroom staff next week. Rohl’s future is already in doubt but some of his team may move on after contracts run out.Failure to pay wages for the second month in a row would also lead to charges and points penalties.The club have already been hit with transfer restrictions for the next three windows.Wednesday are currently banned from completing signings or loans that involve a fee until 2027.JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSAnd they currently cannot sign any players, even free transfers, until the outstanding wages have been paid.Wednesday are set to appeal the ruling. Chansiri has been in charge at Hillsborough for the last ten years.Meanwhile, Rohl has been linked with a switch to Leicester after they axed Ruud van Nistelrooy two days ago following their relegation to the Championship.