Huddersfield Town confirm exit of ex-Rotherham United man - plus update on Dutch defender as contract news is revealed
HUDDERSFIELD Town have confirmed that Mickel Miller will leave the League One outfit at the end of his current deal in June – with the club having exercised an option to retain Cameron Ashia.
Ex-Rotherham United man Miller endured an injury-hit time in his two seasons in West Yorkshire and made just four league starts in 2025-26.
Neo Eccleston, who spent part of the first half of the season on loan at Grimsby Town, will also depart alongside academy players Omari Mrisho and Peter Thomas.
But Ashia – whose vibrant performances from the bench were one positive of another difficult campaign for Town, will stay put next term.
The 20-year-old made 31 appearances in all competitions, scoring six goals.
The club have also triggered an option in the clause of under-21 central defender Ian Togo for next season.
Meanwhile, the club have also confirmed that Ruben Roosken will complete his permanent transfer to Oxford United following his loan this season, with the deal including an obligation to buy.
The Dutchman spent the second half of the season on loan with the U’s, making four appearances.
Goalkeeper Francis Hurl, midfielder Dan Vost, striker George Sebine and midfielder Jay Sway are to also be offered new contracts by Town, with the club having the insurance of an option to extend their deals by a further year in any case.
Sebine was promoted to the first-team squad in the final weeks of the campaign and netted in the 4-0 final-day win at AFC Wimbledon.
Town remain in discussions with goalkeeper Nik Tzanev and under-21 custodian Ellis Litherland regarding fresh terms.
Under-18 scholars Hugo Bennett, Nic Idemudia, Luke Schofield and Zac Bowker have been offered their maiden professional contracts.