Josh Windass faced with an awkward conversation with the new Wrexham teammate after brutal comments resurface

Wrexham would have concluded on an agreement for Josh Windass after leaving Sheffield on Wednesday, but the attacker could face a delicate conversation with one of his new teammates.

The Red Dragons, who will play in the championship after obtaining a third consecutive promotion, opened discussions with Windass last week after being canceled on Wednesday in the middle of financial problems.

The 31 -year -old man, who scored 13 goals in the championship, is expected to become the fifth signature of Wrexham of the summer – according to the addition of Danny Ward, Ryan Hardie, George Thomason and Liberato Cocace, who signed in a move of 2.2 million pounds of the Empolian club of the Empolian.

Windass is about to undergo a medical person before strengthening Wrexham’s attack, but he has already had a little to say about one of his potential strike partners.

In an episode of the Podcast Pitch Side, the former rangers was invited to know how many goals he thinks he would score if he played on the side of Manchester City with the service given to Erling Haaland.

Windass referred to the comments of the striker of Wrexham Ollie Palmer, saying: “Ollie Palmer said that he would get 20 goals, isn’t it? It is absolutely delusional of the highest level, no offense at Ollie Palmer.”

When the host Tom Garratt said: “I think you have a couple” – Windass replied: “But I’m better at miles than Ollie Palmer. If I got 20 goals for Man City every year, I would play for Man City”.

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It was mentioned that Palmer does not mark 20 for Wrexham, to which Windass said: “You don’t even get 15, what it is?”.

Palmer joined Wrexham from AFC Wimbledon in January 2022 for £ 300,000, Club-Record costs at the time. The 33 -year -old man, who received a camée Deadpool by Wrexham’s co -owner, Ryan Reynolds, played his role in the trio of promotions and scored 44 goals in 149 games.

He found the net only three times in 27 appearances in all competitions the last mandate, but in October, he signed a new contract of one year until the end of the 2025/26 season.

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