Huddersfield Town confirm loan departure of former Brighton & Hove Albion man - with permanent exit possible
The 25-year-old, formerly a Brighton & Hove Albion prospect, joined the Terriers in January last year from HJK Helsinki.
He had been prolific in his native Finland but has been unable to replicate his goal-scoring exploits in England.
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He will spent the rest of the season in the Eredivisie with Fortuna Sittard, who have an option to make the move permanent.
Huddersfield’s sporting director Mark Cartwright said: “While we saw flashes early on his time with the club of the ability that persuaded us to sign him, we just haven’t been able to find a consistency with Bojan that has allowed him to perform to the level we needed.
“Always trying and working hard, this is a good move for him and an opportunity to recapture his form having been unable to show the best of himself in either the Championship or League One.
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Hide Ad“A deal and move that suits all parties, we wish Bojan well with his new side.”


Terriers boss Michael Duff added: “Bojan didn’t get off the best start this summer having missed our pre-season trip to Austria through injury, but he continued to work with us and has been in and out of the side on a number of occasions since.
“A likeable character with the ability to be a good player in the right situation, this is a move that makes sense for all concerned both personally and professionally. I wish him the very best of luck out on loan.”
Radulovic’s new club sit eighth in the Dutch top flight.
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