Langstaff is under contract at Notts County until the summer of 2027 meaning they are under no pressure to cash in on him anytime soon unless an offer that they can’t refuse comes in for his signature.
He has been on the books at Meadow Lane since 2022 and scored 42 goals in 48 matches altogether last term to fire the Magpies to promotion from the National League alongside Wrexham. He has since adapted with ease to life in the Football League and has carried on his goal scoring exploits with no problems.
The forward has played for the likes of York City and Gateshead in the past and even though he has spent the majority of his career so far in non-league, he is now being watched by other teams in the Football League.
Sunderland are seeking for promotion to the Premier League and may consider him as someone who can assist them reach the play-offs.
Birmingham are hoping to climb the Championship table under new manager Tony Mowbray. Meanwhile, ambitious Wrexham are second in the fourth tier league, and enticing Langstaff to the Racecourse Ground would be a significant show of purpose from Phil Parkinson’s side.
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