4 Huddersfield Town transfer matters that Carlos Corberan will have to deal with very soon

Huddersfield Town are set for a huge clash tomorrow night against Luton Town.

The second leg of the Championship play-off final is potentially season-defining for the Terriers, with the score level at 1-1 on aggregate following the first leg.

Only a win on the night, whether it be after 90 minutes, extra time, or on penalties, will be enough to see Huddersfield reach the final at Wembley.

Whilst the focus is no doubt fully on football at the moment, there are some key transfer matters that Carlos Corberan will have to deal with in the coming weeks.

Here, we’ve picked out four matters we think will be on Corberan’s agenda once the season comes to a close.

One matter for Corberan to deal with is Naby Sarr’s expiring contract at the club, which runs out at the end of June.

Sarr has struggled for regular game time at the John Smith’s Stadium this campaign, making just 23 appearances in all competitions so far.

Interestingly, though, the 28-year-old started three of Huddersfield’s last four league matches, and also the first leg of their play-off semi-final against Luton.

These performances may or may not have been enough to get Sarr back onside with the club, but either way, Corberan must make a decision on his future soon, if he has not done so already.

Another transfer matter Corberan will have to deal with in the coming weeks is deciding the future of Danel Sinani.

Sinani joined on a season-long loan from Norwich City last summer, with Norwich confirming at the time that Huddersfield held an option to buy Sinani as part of the agreement.

Sinani has certainly made a contribution this season – scoring seven goals and registering five assists in 45 appearances, but we are unaware of the sort of fee it will take to secure his