Wrexham Sign Ex-owls Forward Windass

Wrexham person completed nan signing of Josh Windass pursuing nan forward's departure from financially-troubled Championship rivals Sheffield Wednesday.

Windass confirmed he was leaving nan Owls by communal agreement, pinch nan nine nether respective embargoes having grounded to salary wages connected clip for May and June.

The 31-year-old became disposable connected a free transportation and completed a move to nan Stok Cae Ras up of nan 2025-26 Championship play - signing a three-year deal.

On signing for Wrexham, Windass said: "I'm looking guardant to getting going. I've spoken to nan manager, who has showed maine his plans for nan play and what he expects from nan group, and I've really bought into that.

"I'd picture myself arsenic honorable and hard-working, I for illustration to lend goals and assists from midfield and that's what I'm looking to bring to Wrexham.

"First and foremost, I want to get into nan squad and gain nan respect of my team-mates – I want to beryllium professional, beryllium personification to look up to and past get nan squad arsenic precocious up nan convention arsenic possible."

Windass impressed for Wednesday successful nan Championship and League One, scoring 46 goals successful 163 appearances.

Several clubs showed an liking successful signing him, but Wrexham won nan title arsenic they person further bolstered their squad successful mentation for their first play successful English football's 2nd tier for 43 years.

Having earned 3 successive promotions, Wrexham person been engaged successful nan transportation marketplace this summer, signing Wales goalkeeper Danny Ward from Leicester, guardant Ryan Hardie from Plymouth, left-back Liberato Cacace for a club-record interest from Empoli and Bolton Wanderers midfielder George Thomason.

Phil Parkinson said: "I'm delighted to invited Josh to nan club. He's a subordinate pinch a batch of Championship acquisition and I'm looking guardant to moving pinch him complete nan coming seasons."