Birmingham City were linked with Wrexham's versatile forward Josh Windass towards the end of the previous transfer window. The 32-year-old, who joined the Championship club from Sheffield Wednesday, scored 17 goals and provided six assists last season but has had an injury-disrupted start to the current campaign. Football League World's fan pundit, Jason Moore, believes Windass would be a pointless buy due to his age, limited resale value, and the potential for limited impact if Birmingham were to be promoted. However, Moore told FLW that he also recognized Windass's proven expertise at this level and would not be overly against a renewed interest from the club. He clarified that any potential deal would depend on the price and wage demands. The English attacking midfielder joined Wrexham in July 2025, and his contract is valid until June 2028. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €1.00m. Rangers were also linked with the player during the previous transfer window.