Huddersfield Town boss Martin Drury provides update on George Sebine future

The 19-year-old academy product was called up by Drury and Jon Stead for their first game in interim charge late last season.

Sebine, who spent a loan spell earlier in 2025-26 at non-league Guiseley, made six appearances in total and found the net in the final-day victory at AFC Wimbledon.

He was not involved in the match-day squad in Saturday's home opener against the Dons.

On his plans regarding Sebine, Drury said: "It's probably a little bit too early to call that at this moment in time.

"But George is training really well. We knew what he was going into at the back end of last season and he's done some really good things for us.

"He's got more people around him at the minute that he's able to learn from.

"When we do finishing in training, George is one of the best.

"He's excellent, he's got real composure in front of goal.

"So we'll continue to work with George. There's things that we need to refine in terms of his capabilities and we'll help him be the best player we can possibly be.

"And if that means we're sending him out on loan at some point, then we will do, but right now I don't see that happening."

Sebine's credentials have already been talked up by one of his fellow strikers in Ashley Fletcher, with the former Middlesbrough, Sheffield Wednesday and Barnsley player admitting that he sees a little bit of his young self in Sebine, when he was starting out in his own career.

Now 30 and one of the older heads among the Terriers' squad, Fletcher has been imparting his experience to the youngster.

Fletcher commented: "I think George is a really, really good prospect and someone I'm hoping I can take under my wing a little bit and help.

"I see a little bit of myself in him when I was his age, so if I can help him in any way, then, yes, fingers crossed, I will do."