Josh Windass has emerged as a key player for Wrexham, scoring 15 goals this season, his highest tally in a single Championship campaign. His latest goal came in a match against Oxford, propelling Wrexham back into the play-off positions. Windass, who joined Wrexham as a free agent during a summer filled with high-profile signings, has embraced his role as a 'reluctant hero.' Despite not celebrating his goals, he has been instrumental in the team's success, contributing five assists alongside his goals. Wrexham is looking to secure promotion as they prepare for important matches against Coventry City and Middlesbrough. Manager Phil Parkinson praised Windass for his ability to score crucial goals, noting that he has been particularly effective in recent games. Windass' journey to this point has been unconventional, starting in the eighth tier of English football before making his way up, and he aims to help Wrexham achieve their goal of promotion to the top flight.