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Josh Windass Transfer from Wrexham to Rangers
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson has insisted that his side will not sell Josh Windass this summer following rumours that he could return to Rangers ahead of the 2026-27 season. It has been reported that a new approach has been launched as Danny Rohl looks to secure a reunion with a player he formerly managed at Sheffield Wednesday, and that Rangers are keen to finalise a deal for Windass. Parkinson told reporters that Josh is their player, he had a good season, and they are looking forward to him building on that next year. The manager stated that Wrexham are looking to add to the quality they have, not lose it.
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson has insisted that his side will not sell Josh Windass this summer following rumours that he could return to Rangers ahead of the 2026-27 season. It has been reported that a new approach has been launched as Danny Rohl looks to secure a reunion with a player he formerly managed at Sheffield Wednesday, and that Rangers are keen to finalise a deal for Windass. Parkinson told reporters that Josh is their player, he had a good season, and they are looking forward to him building on that next year. The manager stated that Wrexham are looking to add to the quality they have, not lose it.
Rangers are in discussions to finalize an agreement for Wrexham's 32-year-old attacking midfielder, Josh Windass, to return to the club. Windass previously worked with Danny Rohl when they were at Sheffield Wednesday.
Rangers are in discussions to finalize an agreement for Wrexham's 32-year-old attacking midfielder, Josh Windass, to return to the club. Windass previously worked with Danny Rohl when they were at Sheffield Wednesday.
Team Talk reports that Rangers have initiated discussions with Wrexham concerning the possible return of attacking midfielder Josh Windass. It is understood that Windass is very receptive to returning and is enthusiastic about the possibility of working with head coach Danny Rohl. Sources close to the player have confirmed he is eager to return to Glasgow. Rohl is reportedly the driving force behind the interest in Windass, and the manager was frustrated in January after his attempt to sign the player was rejected by Wrexham. However, he remains hopeful of completing a transfer on this occasion.
Team Talk reports that Rangers have initiated discussions with Wrexham concerning the possible return of attacking midfielder Josh Windass. It is understood that Windass is very receptive to returning and is enthusiastic about the possibility of working with head coach Danny Rohl. Sources close to the player have confirmed he is eager to return to Glasgow. Rohl is reportedly the driving force behind the interest in Windass, and the manager was frustrated in January after his attempt to sign the player was rejected by Wrexham. However, he remains hopeful of completing a transfer on this occasion.
According to Goal.com, Rangers have made an ambitious summer transfer approach to sign Wrexham's top scorer, Josh Windass. Windass previously rejected Rangers to join Wrexham, and a determined pursuit from Ibrox chiefs could now jeopardise Wrexham's future Premier League promotion ambitions.
According to Goal.com, Rangers have made an ambitious summer transfer approach to sign Wrexham's top scorer, Josh Windass. Windass previously rejected Rangers to join Wrexham, and a determined pursuit from Ibrox chiefs could now jeopardise Wrexham's future Premier League promotion ambitions.
Josh Windass is once again being linked with a move to Rangers this summer, with the club reportedly having already made an approach. However, Chris Jack revealed that Windass is not on the agenda for those at Ibrox and he will not be signing. According to Jack, this is not a deal that is believed to be on the agenda, and Rangers are not pursuing it as things stand. He explained that the relationship Windass has with Danny Rohl from Sheffield Wednesday makes it an easy link to make. Jack said he investigated the matter and received very little encouragement on it, noting it was a rumour that had been widely discussed on social media.
Josh Windass is once again being linked with a move to Rangers this summer, with the club reportedly having already made an approach. However, Chris Jack revealed that Windass is not on the agenda for those at Ibrox and he will not be signing. According to Jack, this is not a deal that is believed to be on the agenda, and Rangers are not pursuing it as things stand. He explained that the relationship Windass has with Danny Rohl from Sheffield Wednesday makes it an easy link to make. Jack said he investigated the matter and received very little encouragement on it, noting it was a rumour that had been widely discussed on social media.
Reports in England indicated earlier this week that Josh Windass was being considered. However, The Rangers Review understands that this is incorrect, and that the chances of Windass joining for a second time have been dismissed by Ibrox sources.
Reports in England indicated earlier this week that Josh Windass was being considered. However, The Rangers Review understands that this is incorrect, and that the chances of Windass joining for a second time have been dismissed by Ibrox sources.
According to Ben Jacobs, Rangers have a renewed interest in Josh Windass returning to Ibrox and have made a new approach to the player. The move is driven by Danny Rohl, who had Windass at Sheffield Wednesday. There have not yet been any club-to-club talks. This follows an attempt in January which was rejected by Wrexham, who had indicated at the time that they did not want to sell.
According to Ben Jacobs, Rangers have a renewed interest in Josh Windass returning to Ibrox and have made a new approach to the player. The move is driven by Danny Rohl, who had Windass at Sheffield Wednesday. There have not yet been any club-to-club talks. This follows an attempt in January which was rejected by Wrexham, who had indicated at the time that they did not want to sell.
Josh Windass was linked with a return to Rangers in January, with reports suggesting the head coach was interested in his former player. When asked by Jim White on talkSPORT about a potential Ibrox return, Windass questioned the source of the information and said to stop trying to create trouble.
Josh Windass was linked with a return to Rangers in January, with reports suggesting the head coach was interested in his former player. When asked by Jim White on talkSPORT about a potential Ibrox return, Windass questioned the source of the information and said to stop trying to create trouble.
Earlier in the window, Rangers were linked with a transfer for Windass. It was understood that Rangers and former Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl were considering a loan deal for Windass, but it appears that the potential transfer is no longer proceeding.
Earlier in the window, Rangers were linked with a transfer for Windass. It was understood that Rangers and former Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl were considering a loan deal for Windass, but it appears that the potential transfer is no longer proceeding.
According to Football Insider, Wrexham do not intend to sell Josh Windass this winter amid strong interest from Rangers. The Ibrox outfit had been keen to sign the attacker when he was a free agent in the summer, but Wrexham signed him. The club has now prevented a potential reunion again in January, as the Red Dragons want to keep all their key players as they aim for promotion to the Premier League. Rohl, who had been keen to work with the former Sheffield Wednesday player again, will now have to seek other attacking players.
According to Football Insider, Wrexham do not intend to sell Josh Windass this winter amid strong interest from Rangers. The Ibrox outfit had been keen to sign the attacker when he was a free agent in the summer, but Wrexham signed him. The club has now prevented a potential reunion again in January, as the Red Dragons want to keep all their key players as they aim for promotion to the Premier League. Rohl, who had been keen to work with the former Sheffield Wednesday player again, will now have to seek other attacking players.
Rangers are reportedly continuing to pursue deals for Josh Windass, who was absent from Wrexham's victory over Blackburn Rovers on New Year's Day. The Championship side is against allowing him to leave on loan this month.
Rangers are reportedly continuing to pursue deals for Josh Windass, who was absent from Wrexham's victory over Blackburn Rovers on New Year's Day. The Championship side is against allowing him to leave on loan this month.
The Daily Mail claims Rangers still hope to sign Josh Windass despite his wages at Wrexham being an obstacle. The same report states that the Ibrox side is open to offers for Danilo, which could help fund the signing. Rohl has largely used Danilo in one of the wide forward positions, and that is the role Windass would be expected to play.
The Daily Mail claims Rangers still hope to sign Josh Windass despite his wages at Wrexham being an obstacle. The same report states that the Ibrox side is open to offers for Danilo, which could help fund the signing. Rohl has largely used Danilo in one of the wide forward positions, and that is the role Windass would be expected to play.
Rangers are still exploring a deal to bring Wrexham’s Josh Windass to Ibrox and are continuing their pursuit despite having an initial loan bid rejected. It is understood that Wrexham has no intention of allowing the 31-year-old attacking midfielder to leave on a temporary deal unless they are paid a loan fee. For any permanent move to happen, Rangers would first have to reduce their current wage bill in order to get near the amount Windass earns. Rangers manager Danny Rohl, who worked with Windass at Sheffield Wednesday, is a significant admirer of the Englishman. The two developed a good relationship, and it is understood that both parties would be interested in a reunion if an agreement can be reached.
Rangers are still exploring a deal to bring Wrexham’s Josh Windass to Ibrox and are continuing their pursuit despite having an initial loan bid rejected. It is understood that Wrexham has no intention of allowing the 31-year-old attacking midfielder to leave on a temporary deal unless they are paid a loan fee. For any permanent move to happen, Rangers would first have to reduce their current wage bill in order to get near the amount Windass earns. Rangers manager Danny Rohl, who worked with Windass at Sheffield Wednesday, is a significant admirer of the Englishman. The two developed a good relationship, and it is understood that both parties would be interested in a reunion if an agreement can be reached.
Rangers have already made an approach to re-sign Josh Windass from Wrexham in the new year, according to GIVEMESPORT sources.
Rangers have already made an approach to re-sign Josh Windass from Wrexham in the new year, according to GIVEMESPORT sources.
Rangers have had an initial loan bid for English attacking midfielder Josh Windass rejected by Wrexham. Rangers manager Danny Rohl is interested in a reunion with the 31-year-old, whom he previously managed at Sheffield Wednesday. The Welsh club is reluctant to let Windass leave due to his performance, where he has scored six goals and provided three assists in 21 appearances since joining in the summer. Wrexham, who have Windass on a contract until 2028, are determined to keep the player and will resist any further loan offers from the Glasgow club. A permanent move for Rangers is also considered improbable, with the player's wages understood to be a significant obstacle, although Windass would be open to holding talks with his former employers. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value at €600k.
Rangers have had an initial loan bid for English attacking midfielder Josh Windass rejected by Wrexham. Rangers manager Danny Rohl is interested in a reunion with the 31-year-old, whom he previously managed at Sheffield Wednesday. The Welsh club is reluctant to let Windass leave due to his performance, where he has scored six goals and provided three assists in 21 appearances since joining in the summer. Wrexham, who have Windass on a contract until 2028, are determined to keep the player and will resist any further loan offers from the Glasgow club. A permanent move for Rangers is also considered improbable, with the player's wages understood to be a significant obstacle, although Windass would be open to holding talks with his former employers. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value at €600k.
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