After becoming a Sheffield Wednesday icon, Josh Windass made a move to Wrexham this summer amid financial struggles at the Owls under owner Dejphon Chansiri.
Several key figures departed Sheffield Wednesday, including head coach Danny Rohl, leading to Henrik Pedersen taking over. Windass, who had a successful spell at Sheffield Wednesday last season, opted not to sign a new contract following broken promises regarding discussions with the club’s hierarchy.
Windass disclosed that talks for a new contract took place in January, with agreements made based on his performance in the previous season. However, these promises were not fulfilled, prompting Windass to seek new challenges. Despite feeling Chansiri still cares for Sheffield Wednesday, he made the decision to move to Wrexham.
While an injury temporarily sidelined Windass at Wrexham, the team managed to secure positive results in his absence. However, his return is eagerly anticipated as he is known for his impact on the field, particularly in the Championship. Windass’s potential contribution will be vital to Wrexham’s push for promotion once he recovers from his hamstring injury.
