Wrexham AFC have reportedly made a major leadership decision, with experienced midfielder Josh Windass being appointed as the club’s new captain, replacing Dominic Hyam.
The reported change represents a significant move in the club’s leadership structure as Wrexham continue to build a competitive squad and pursue their ambitions on the pitch.
Windass, known for his attacking ability, experience and leadership qualities, would take on greater responsibility within the dressing room following the decision. His experience at professional level could make him an influential figure both on and off the field.
Hyam, who previously wore the captain’s armband, would step aside from the leadership role while remaining an important member of the squad. The change would allow Wrexham to introduce a new voice in the team while maintaining continuity among the players.
The decision is expected to generate plenty of discussion among Wrexham supporters, particularly given the importance of the captaincy and the responsibility that comes with representing the club.
For Windass, taking the armband would mark an important moment in his career and place him at the centre of Wrexham’s leadership group.