“Strange one”: Hull City Sheffield Wednesday, who had refused to sign new contracts, had come to an agreement for their top player to join hull city in exchange for their assist king.

With the regular Championship season at its conclusion, the transfer rumour mill has already begun to circulate.

For the array of clubs not partaking in the play-offs in the next week and a half, attention and focus has already switched to the off-season where many players will be looking for clarity over their long-term future.

One of those is Sheffield Wednesday’s Josh Windass, who is still somewhat in the dark as to where he’ll be playing his football when the 2024/25 second tier season begins on the second weekend of August.

Hull City fan pundit issues verdict on Josh Windass transfer links

That is because a report issued by the Sheffield Star over the weekend labelled the 30-year-old attacker as a ‘wanted man’, with Windass still set to be out of contract at Hillsborough at present going into the summer window.

And the Star claims that a number of clubs – including Hull City – are already said to be monitoring his situation in S6.

Football League World’s Tigers fan pundit Ant Northgraves has mixed feelings on a potential deal for Windass – who is the son of club legend Dean – but admits on a free transfer it could be a bargain worth pursuing for depth.

“The Josh Windass link is a strange one,” Ant told FLW.

“I think that a player who’s deemed not good enough for a side that was fighting relegation this season shouldn’t be getting linked with a side that’s wanting to get promoted.