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Connor Mahoney open to a permanent move to Gillingham after season on loan from Championship side Huddersfield Town

Gillingham’s loan winger Connor Mahoney is keen to stay and help with an improved promotion bid next season.

Mahoney believes there is a base for success at the Gills and after a season on loan from Huddersfield Town he’s willing to negotiate a new permanent deal in the summer.

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With six goals this season and goal involvements into double figures - league and cup - it’s an impressive return from a player in a side who have struggled to find the net this term.

Mahoney joined the Gills in the summer after a frustrating season previously with Huddersfield and has shown glimpses of a player who has plenty of Championship experience. He came to Priestfield hoping to rekindle his love for the game and that’s what he’s done.

“It is something I am going to speak to the manager about,” said the attacking midfielder.

“It is down to them and if they want me here next season going forward, it is something I would be happy to do.

“This season has been about playing for me and going from there. I think there is a lot more I can offer to the team going forward and the gaffer thinks that as well. It is something we will sit down and discuss.

“I have loved my time here, the fans as well, and I would be happy to stay here.

“I have got my family up north but I have said previously I just want to play football now. I am enjoying my football and have found somewhere I am happy. Why would I want to change that?

“I wanted to play football, get happy, enjoy myself, score a couple of goals, create a couple of goals, and just get back to enjoying the game and I thank the club and the gaffer for letting me do that.”

Mahoney spoke after 1-0 loss to Bradford, another game gone as the season peters out for the

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