Sheffield Wednesday boss Darren Moore says Leicester City being in the Championship is now "dawning on" him ahead of next season.
Wednesday were promoted to the Championship after beating Barnsley in the play-off final at Wembley on Sunday, the same day that Leicester were relegated from the Premier League.
In a post-match interview, Moore was asked for his thoughts on the teams - Leicester, Leeds and Southampton - that have dropped down from the Premier League and will be playing against the Owls in the Championship next season. Moore admitted games against those teams will be "big" and special" for his side.
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He said: "You know, I didn't even think who had come down from the Premier League but since coming up, things like that are dawning on me.
"There are some big games, there are some special games. When you look at the Championship now, it looks like a real strong Championship with the teams that have come down.
"Us going up with the other teams up - ourselves, Ipswich, and Plymouth going up. You look at some of the games coming up and it's really exciting.
"We look back at it, we draw breath, in terms of the fact we're going into a really exciting campaign and that's why for us a football club we need to make sure we get a lot of things right going up to that level."
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