SpotlightDaily Mail FootballUnverified sourceVia Will Pickworth· 13 Aug 2026
Windass: Wrexham's Premier League dream is alive
Wrexham's No 10 Josh Windass opens up on injury, ambition, and the club's 'magic spell' under Phil Parkinson.
J. Windass
player
Age
Not specified
Position
No 10
Club
Wrexham
Nationality
Not specified
Key stat
16 goals, 5 assists in 28 league starts last season
What happened. Josh Windass discusses his calf injury, Wrexham's near-miss for the play-offs, and his hopes for Premier League promotion.
- Windass missed Wrexham's US tour due to calf injury but used time for rehab.
- He hopes to be fit for the Championship opener against Cardiff.
- He calls Wrexham's culture the best he's ever been in.
“It is the best culture I've ever been in by a country mile.”
— Josh Windass
Windass aims to lead Wrexham to the Premier League after a strong season.
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