Rangers-linked Huddersfield Town prodigy Cameron Ashia 'tracked' by Birmingham City, Stoke City and QPR
Huddersfield Town prodigy Cameron Ashia is reportedly being tracked by Birmingham City, Stoke City and Queens Park Rangers.
An attack-minded midfielder, Ashia was added to Huddersfield’s ‘B Team’ set-up in 2024 after impressing on trial.
He had previously been on the books of Derby County, who picked him up from the London-based Fox Academy.
Ashia has made huge strides in West Yorkshire, moving into the senior set-up and becoming a useful weapon for the Terriers in League One.
This season, he has registered six goals and three assists across 28 appearances in all competitions.
Cameron Ashia ‘interest’
Mail Online have credited Rangers and Hearts with interest in the playmaker but Championship clubs have now been named as admirers.
According to Football FanCast, Ashia is being monitored by Birmingham, Stoke and QPR.
It has been suggested the Terriers are at risk of losing the highly-rated prospect if they do not seal promotion from League One this term.
Huddersfield Town prospect’s pedigree
A versatile figure, Ashia can feature as an attacking midfielder or on either flank.
When Huddersfield signed Ashia, the club’s head of academy recruitment Lee Mellor said: “Cameron impressed us all during his trial period and we’re delighted to officially welcome him to the club today as a full-time member of the young Terriers.
“He’s got some good qualities that work well in his favoured position as an attack-minded midfielder.
“He’s got real intent to play forward when he gets on the ball, he’s a good athlete and, just as importantly, he’s got a fantastic attitude when it comes to his work ethic off the ball too.
“We feel there is the potential for Cameron to really improve in our coaching programme, and we’re all excited to work with him.”