Huddersfield Town sign defensive duo and add coaching trio

Wycombe Wanderers are due a compensation fee as Low is under 24 years of age. He has signed a three-year deal.

Capped twice by Wales, 6ft 4in Low is the club’s third summer signing after the arrivals of Marcus Harness and Ryan Ledson.

Boss Lee Grant commented: “Joe is a player who we identified early as a key target to bring in to help form our defence.

“Joe is a tall, strong, and commanding central defender who has experience of playing in a successful side in League One. He has shown high-level ability, great maturity and leadership for his age, and that can be seen when looking at his domestic and international records.”

Consistent left-back Roughan, 22, has arrived from Lincoln City – where he was an ever-present last term.

Meanwhile, Town have confirmed the appointments of Marc Bridge-Wilkinson, Paul McShane and Jonathan Robinson as assistants to Grant.

One-time Bradford City midfielder Bridge-Wilkinson was formerly part of Town’s academy staff before leaving to join Liverpool’s academy set-up in 2015 and spent a decade there.

Ex-Hull City defender McShane arrives from Manchester United where he worked in several development and youth roles.

McShane combined his work with his position as the Republic of Ireland’s under-21 assistant.

Robinson joins the club following a spell working alongside Steven Gerrard as an assistant at Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq, having previously worked at Liverpool.

Midfielder Tom Iorpenda, 20, has joined Notts County on a season-long loan.