The Rangers midfielder is said to want to quit Ibrox amid fears he won’t be pivotal to the plans of new boss Steven Gerrard.
Reports of Rangers’ Josh Windass wanting to leave Ibrox has piqued the attention of some Sheffield United supporters.
The Daily Mail claims Windass is wanted by four English clubs – including two from the Premier League – amid fears he won’t be pivotal to the plans of Rangers’ new manager Steven Gerrard this season, although the name of Sheffield United isn’t mentioned.
The newspaper adds that a maximum fee of £3 million could be required to sign the attacking midfielder, who is expected to be dropped from Rangers’ team to play NK Osijek on Thursday.
And after selling David Brooks to Bournemouth for around three-and-a-half times that amount earlier this summer, it is a figure that Sheffield United should be able to afford as they search for the Welshman’s successor.
Windass – whose father, Dean, played for the Blades – scored 18 goals and set up eight for Rangers last season, and could be the ideal replacement, at least in the eyes of these Blades fans…
@CTollerfield: “Josh windass would be a ******* awesome signing for us “
Would the Rangers man be a good addition for Sheffield United?
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