Carlos Corberan reveals how Huddersfield Town are approaching the summer transfer window

Despite having a good season finishing the league in third place, following a trip to Wembley at the weekend, Huddersfield Town were not able to top it off the way they would’ve hoped meaning they will be looking to compete in Championship football again next season. 

Having achieved the dream of promotion to the top flight before, the Terriers are bound to be disappointed to fall short on this occasion.

However, Town boss Carlos Corberan is eager to take the positives from the day as he told The Yorkshire Post: “Without any doubt we are going to use this because first of all we are going to believe we can be here.

“When you have one defeat in one game you need to use the pain for the next game. It’s true it’s not easy to repeat a season like the one we have had this year.

“To finish third in the Championship is not easy but we have done. My target will be to go again and finish in the highest position I can. I hope I will try to use everything we’ve done this year, to keep the good things, and I think we need to improve to try to change.

“I will try to do this analysis in the coming days.”

Huddersfield will need to look towards recruitment not just with an eye on signings that can strengthen their own side but also with the knowledge that due to them not being promoted, players such as Lewis O’Brien and on loan Levi Colwill may not return next season.

However, the boss acknowledged this as he said: “The club needs to start the [recruitment] work because you can’t do any work if you don’t know if you’re going to be in the Premier League or the Championship because of course the possibilities change massively and the targets are completely different.

“Now we need to see our reality, our possibilities, our situation and I