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Rangers have formalized interest in Wrexham's top scorer Windass ahead of the summer window.
Windass previously rejected Rangers and remains under contract with Wrexham until 2028.
Wrexham will resist cut-price offers as they push to bridge the gap to promotion next season.
Rangers are also negotiating to sign Hearts forward Lawrence Shankland as part of the attacking overhaul.
Windass has been a prolific scorer for Wrexham this season with 16 Championship goals in 41 league appearances.
Windass publicly affirmed his commitment to Wrexham, stating he signed a three-year deal this summer.
Gers' pursuit signals a broader attacking overhaul after a third-place finish in Scotland.
Transfer activity includes potential involvement of formal club-to-club negotiations.
The Windass pursuit is identified as part of Rangers' summer transfer plans.

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Wrexham could face a summer battle to hold onto its top players as Premier League clubs monitor star performers.
Doyle’s strong season has drawn Premier League interest and a buyback clause from Manchester City remains in place.
Wrexham finished seventh in the Championship and missed out on the playoffs, despite the season’s historic high.
Callum Doyle’s buyback clause and Premier League interest could pressure the club this summer.
Windass, 32, emerged as Player of the Season with 17 goals and six assists across all competitions.
Rangers have shown interest in Windass, creating a potential exit route for Wrexham.
Hull City have been linked with Lewis O’Brien as transfer activity increases post-embargo.
Wrexham signed O’Brien for $6.8 million last summer, with potential for profit on any sale.
The club remains optimistic about squad ambition and signings to push for Premier League football.
The article notes there is currently nothing to report on Rangers’ interest in Windass.

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Pulis floats the idea that Wrexham could attract Messi, Ronaldo, or Neymar as potential signings for their Premier League push.
The ownership era under Reynolds and McElhenney has transformed Wrexham into a global phenomenon with successive promotions.
Wrexham finished seventh in the Championship last season, narrowly missing the playoffs, signaling the need for upgrades.
Pulis emphasizes Wales’ North and hospitality as unique selling points to attract stars from Europe and beyond.
The article frames the Delta of ownership charisma and regional charm as keys to attracting a global top trio.
Planning for top-flight success includes a prospective 2026-27 Premier League campaign.

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