The most well-known player on this list is Jonathan Hogg, a seasoned defensive midfielder. Having joined the team in 2013, he has made 23 appearances so far this year. Although a decision about the 35-year-old will need to be made, the club captain is still an important player.
Yuta Nakayama and Matty Pearson, two other centre backs, have contracts that end in six months. Pearson has made 21 appearances this season, while Nakayama has made 20. Both have been featured frequently.
Both London-born players Rarmani Edmonds-Green and Jaheim Headley rose through the West Yorkshire club’s youth ranks. Both of them have seen significant playing time this season, and should they so choose, the Terriers have the option to extend each player’s contract by an additional year.
Another young player who went through the club’s youth system is Brahima Diarra. Although he has occasionally been left off the team, the 20-year-old Mali U23 international is a talented young player who could be a valuable asset to the team in the future.
There are many more academy graduates in the first team ranks, which is indicative of Huddersfield Town’s policy of developing young players and getting them into the starting lineup. Ben Jackson, who joined the team in 2015, is one of them. Once more, the team has the option to extend Jackson’s contract by an additional year.
The final two players whose contracts expire at the end of this season are Australian U23 international Jacob Chapman and French teenager Loick Ayina. Although neither has had a significant impact on the senior team this season, they have both been more active during the hectic Christmas season. Town has the option to give Ayina’s current contract an additional year.
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