 Surprising Acts: Josh Windass has been suspended from all sport activities till further notice due to his….
Sheffield Wednesday are bracing themselves for what might be a crucial summer ahead. Under the helm of Danny Rohl for his inaugural pre-season with the Owls, significant decisions lie ahead as he aims to shape the team into one capable of climbing higher in the Championship standings.
Rohl inherited many players from Xisco Munoz, and he substantially improved them during Wednesday’s remarkable survival run. The team went from a winless streak in their first 13 matches to ultimately finishing three points above Birmingham City in the relegation zone.
As the club navigates contract negotiations, one notable player in discussions is Josh Windass. The 30-year-old has drawn interest from other EFL clubs and even MLS teams. Former Wednesday and England center-back Carlton Palmer offered insights on Windass’s situation heading into the transfer window.
Palmer commended Windass for his contributions to the team but advised caution in ongoing talks. Windass, a key figure in recent seasons and scorer of the crucial promotion-winning goal at Wembley, is highly regarded by supporters. However, clubs like Stoke, West Brom, Derby County, and Hull are monitoring his situation, along with MLS clubs. Palmer highlighted Windass’s age and injury record as factors the club should consider before committing to a new long-term contract.
