Rangers Reportedly Consider Re-signing Josh Windass from Sheffield Wednesday

Josh Windass is reportedly being considered for a sensational return to Rangers after a seven-year absence, as the club eyes a double swoop from Sheffield Wednesday. The 31-year-old winger, currently in the final year of his contract at Sheffield Wednesday, impressed last season with 13 goals and six assists, but financial difficulties at the club have sparked transfer interest from multiple teams including Rangers, Wrexham, Derby County, Norwich, Coventry, and even clubs in Germany. Rangers previously valued Windass during his two-year spell at Ibrox, where he scored 19 goals in 73 appearances, and are also pursuing winger Djeidi Gassama in a deal reported to be around £2.5 million. Windass's motivation and previous transfers have involved complex decisions, including an exit during Steven Gerrard's management at Rangers, which he later described as a mistake. While Rangers have shown interest, it remains uncertain whether they will formalize an offer or if Windass is willing to return to Scotland, though there is speculation about unfinished business at Ibrox. The potential move would come amid a turbulent period at Sheffield Wednesday, with unpaid wages leading to player unrest and possible bargain sales.