“Ibrox SHOCKER: Rangers Poised to Snag JAW-DROPPING Bargain Transfer After STUNNING Exit Bombshell!”

Josh Windass, 31, previously featured for Rangers between 2016 and 2018, scoring 19 goals and providing 13 assists in 73 appearances. Now, a return to Ibrox could be on the cards.

Russell Martin is keen to strengthen his attacking options, and Windass presents a viable option following a productive season with Sheffield Wednesday, where he registered 13 goals and six assists.

Rangers have already taken advantage of the Championship club’s financial struggles by signing Djeidi Gassama, and they may do so again.

On 17 July, Sheffield Wednesday announced via their official X account that Windass’ contract had been terminated by mutual consent.

This development now paves the way for a potential free transfer, opening the door to a second spell with the Light Blues.

With uncertainty surrounding the futures of Cyriel Dessers and Hamza Igamane, who have drawn interest from European clubs, and the departures of Vaclav Cerny and other loanees, attacking depth is a concern for Rangers.

At present, Oscar Cortes and Rabbi Matondo are the only established forward options.

Windass, capable of playing across the forward line and in midfield, could offer vital experience and versatility.

Given that there would be no transfer fee involved, the move aligns with the kind of sharp, strategic business Rangers must carry out to compete with Celtic, who finished 17 points clear last season.

Under the leadership of 49ers Enterprises and Andrew Cavenagh, who now control the club, a move for Windass could be viewed as a shrewd addition.

Having previously played for Rangers, he would be familiar with the club’s expectations and the demands of Scottish football, allowing for a smooth reintegration.

For Martin, bringing in a proven attacker with Windass’ pedigree and familiarity with Ibrox makes complete sense.

It’s a low-risk, high-reward signing—one that Rangers would be wise to pursue.