Huddersfield Town offer for influential midfielder is 'rejected' by League One rivals

Leon Wobschall
By Leon Wobschall

Football Writer

Published 26th Jun 2024, 12:32 BST
Updated 26th Jun 2024, 12:38 BST
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN have reportedly seen a bid turned down from League One rivals Bristol Rovers for key midfielder Antony Evans.

The Liverpool-born player is about to enter the final year of his contract at the Memorial Stadium and Rovers' resolve has been tested following an offer from Town, which has been rejected according to Bristol Live.

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Evans, 25, is the reigning player of the year at Rovers after scoring 10 goals and contributing nine assists in 52 games last term - and was widely considered to be the most consistent performer for the club in a mixed 2023-24 campaign from a team perspective.

Portsmouth have previously been linked with Evans, who is expected to move on at the end of his current deal.

Huddersfield Town target Antony Evans, pictured in action for Bristol Rovers in an FA Cup tie at Norwich City in January. Photo by Stephen Pond/Getty Images.Huddersfield Town target Antony Evans, pictured in action for Bristol Rovers in an FA Cup tie at Norwich City in January. Photo by Stephen Pond/Getty Images.
Huddersfield Town target Antony Evans, pictured in action for Bristol Rovers in an FA Cup tie at Norwich City in January. Photo by Stephen Pond/Getty Images.

Town have made one breakthrough so far in the summer window after bringing in Lincoln City right-sided wing-back Lasse Sorensen.

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They have seen a bid turned down for Charlton Athletic forward Alfie May, but are maintaining their interest in the player.

A significant departure from the John Smith’s Stadium has seen Jack Rudoni move to ambitious Championship outfit Coventry City.

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