Rangers are reportedly considering a move to re-sign Josh Windass, with the club preparing a second offer for the Sheffield Wednesday forward

Windass, who played for Rangers from 2016 to 2018 before joining Wigan Athletic, has been linked to a return to Ibrox.

*Current Developments*

Rangers are close to completing a deal for Djeidi Gassama from Sheffield Wednesday, with Windass potentially joining him at Ibrox.
Sheffield Wednesday’s financial issues have led to a number of player exits, including Callum Paterson, who departed for free this summer.
The Owls have a three-window transfer ban, limiting their ability to sign players until January 2027.

*Windass’ Potential Return:*

His versatility and experience might make him an attractive signing for Rangers, especially given his past success at the club.
The 31-year-old has scored 13 goals in 44 Championship appearances for Sheffield Wednesday this season, showcasing his goal-scoring ability.

*Other Interests:*

Santos, managed by Windass’ former Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha, had expressed interest in signing him earlier this year, but the move fell through due to Neymar’s return to the club.
Valencia, led by former West Brom boss Carlos Corberan, had also reportedly shown interest in Windass. Your Thoughts Bears?

Press reports today have
confirmed Cardiff
City’s long-term interest
in Rangers’ attacking midfielder Josh Windass has become serious with intent on
the Welsh side’s part to bid around £1.5M for the 24-year old.

It goes without saying this must
be rejected hands down.

Only last night we discussed on the site the irony of Celtic securing around £7M for Stuart Armstrong without
anyone batting an eyelid, while Scottish football falls all over itself to be
outraged when any prize Rangers talent looks set to leave for some large sum.

And it is clearly evident that
Josh Windass is worth a hell of a lot more than £1.5M and the club’s reported
demand of £3M is well below the mark too.

If Josh Windass was Scottish