Bristol City 'monitoring' Huddersfield Town's Cameron Ashia as Preston North End, Celtic and Rangers linked
Bristol City, Preston North End and Celtic are the latest clubs to have been linked with Huddersfield Town’s Cameron Ashia.
The midfielder has made huge strides at the Accu Stadium since his arrival in the ‘B Team’ set-up in 2024.
He had previously spent time in the London-based Fox Academy and with Derby County.
Now a member of the first-team squad, 20-year-old has defied his tender years with displays in League One.
His progress has been a double-edged sword, as it has fuelled talk of interest from clubs such as Birmingham City, Stoke City and Queens Park Rangers.
Fresh Cameron Ashia link
He has now been linked with another clutch of clubs, with SportsBoom having suggested he is being monitored by Championship clubs Bristol City and Preston.
Scottish giants Celtic have also been named as admirers, raising the possibility of a transfer battle with their bitter rivals Rangers, who are also thought to be keen.
Reports have suggested he is out of contract at the end of the season, although Fox Academy announced last year that he had penned a Terriers deal running until 2027.
Cameron Ashia’s profile
Losing a player with such potential would be a blow for Huddersfield, who could have a better chance of retaining him if they are promoted from League One. As it stands, Liam Manning’s men sit sixth in the table.
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.”