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Nottingham Forest are reportedly 'ready' to table a £10 million transfer bid for Huddersfield Town midfielder Lewis O'Brien, with the Reds also said to be 'confident' of signing Terriers left wing-back Harry Toffolo.
Huddersfield Town have announced centre-back Will Boyle as their first summer signing after confirming the centre-back will join as a free agent from Cheltenham Town once his contract expires at the end of the month. His deal with Huddersfield will run to summer 2024, at which point the club have the option of an extra year's extension.
Huddersfield have a chance to break back into the Premier League from the Championship despite many feeling they would be relegation fodder – and former player Marcus Stewart has told the Yorkshire Post that he thinks his old side have ‘a good chance of winning.’
It is five years since Huddersfield Town’s last visit to Wembley, for a Championship playoff final shrink-wrapped in nerves that ended with a penalty shootout victory. After the victory the then captain and match-winner, Christopher Schindler, held court in the tunnel and elaborated on the team bond built by David Wagner, whose no-limits motto was plastered on personalised wristbands given to each player, fit with their initials and squad number.
Huddersfield captain Jonathan Hogg believes the club is better equipped for the Premier League than it was under former boss David Wagner.
Former Huddersfield Town captain Tommy Smith has shared his experience of skippering the side to their 2017 Championship play-off final triumph to help shed light on what the current crop of players will currently be experiencing ahead of Sunday’s showdown with Nottingham Forest.
Newcastle United ended the campaign 11th in the Premier League table as they beat Burnley 2-1 on the final day of the season.
As the Leeds players sprinted across the pitch to celebrate with their fans at the final whistle, Jesse Marsch had a moment to himself. After a nerve-shredding afternoon that saw the American go through every emotion watching his team eventually secure their Premier League status for another season, it must have felt like vindication.