Huddersfield Town Adds Defensive Duo, Appoints Three Coaches

Huddersfield Town has strengthened its squad and coaching staff ahead of the 2024-25 season by signing defenders Joe Low from Wycombe Wanderers and Sean Roughan from Lincoln City, both on three-year deals with compensation fees paid due to their age. Manager Lee Grant praised Low's leadership and maturity and highlighted Roughan's resilience and first-team experience, especially noting his playing every minute of Lincoln's recent league campaign. In addition to bolstering the defense, Huddersfield has appointed a new coaching trio: Marc Bridge-Wilkinson, Paul McShane, and Jonathan Robinson, who bring diverse and extensive experience from clubs like Liverpool, Manchester United, and the Saudi Pro League. Bridge-Wilkinson returns from Liverpool’s academy, McShane transitions from Manchester United and international coaching roles, and Robinson comes from work with Steven Gerrard abroad and Liverpool’s first team. Grant emphasized the importance of their leadership and unique outlooks in supporting the club's growth and aspirations. These moves mark a significant step in Huddersfield Town's efforts to build a competitive and cohesive team under Grant's management.