Kevin Nagle has already made his feelings clear on Huddersfield...

Kevin Nagle, the owner of Huddersfield Town, acknowledges that the team has “fallen well short” of their

expectations for this season.

Kevin Nagle, the owner of Huddersfield Town, acknowledges that the team has “fallen well short” of their

expectations for this season.

Huddersfield Town’s owner, Kevin Nagle, admits that his squad has “fallen well short” of their expectations for the

current campaign.

Before the season’s last game, Nagle stated in his program notes: “As the 2024–25 season draws to a close, it’s time

to take stock of the campaign and anticipate the summer and the 2025–26 campaign.

Before the season’s last game, Nagle stated in his program notes: “As the 2024–25 season draws to a close, it’s time

to take stock of the campaign and anticipate the summer and the 2025–26 campaign.

“There are no excuses. While we entered the season full of intent and belief having had a busy summer of activity,

that clearly was not enough, and has taught us some valuable lessons we have no option but to quickly learn from.”

The Terriers have begun preparations for next campaign by releasing 10 members of their squad with first-team

appearances.

When their contracts expire in June, Jonathan Hogg, Danny Ward, Tom Lees, Matty Pearson, Ollie Turton, Josh

Ruffels, Josh Koroma, Scott High, Loick Ayina, and Conor Falls will all depart the team. This move was made in

order to “allow full flexibility and freedom to any incoming head coach” to assemble the team however they see fit.

Nagle thanked Town’s supporters for sticking by them during a challenging season. The club’s “actions” in the

upcoming months are expected to instill new hope in the fan base for the upcoming campaign, according to the

owner.“Rather than act as a deterrent, I can assure you all that I have never been more determined to get things right

for all concerned with Huddersfield Town, and my commitment to the club and desire to succeed remains

unshakable,” Nagle added.

“Actions speak louder than words, of course, and I hope that your belief will be rejuvenated ahead of the season to

come.

“With that in mind, we are extending the renewal deadline for 2025/26 season cards by four more weeks, with these

now ending on Friday May 30 2025. We want to provide as many of you the chance to stay with us in 2025–2026

since your support has been our only constant this season, and you have stood by us through both good and bad

times in an unfathomable amount.

Additionally, I want to use this opportunity to express my gratitude to all of you who have already renewed your

season cards in advance of the upcoming campaign. I want you to know that your support is valued. We can only

become stronger when that unity is present. Your love for your team, your devotion to Huddersfield Town, and your

significance to everything we do are never taken for granted.

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