Huddersfield Town summer transfers: Striker leaves League One club by mutual agreement
HUDDERSFIELD Town have reached a mutual agreement with striker Rhys Healey to terminate his contract with immediate effect.
The 31-year-old had a year left on his Terriers deal, but a decision had been agreed to part ways now, making Healey a free agent.
He spent last season on loan at League Two strugglers Barrow, but made just one substitute appearance for the Cumbrians in an injury-ravaged campaign.
The former Cardiff City and Watford forward had a fraught time after joining Town in the 2024 winter transfer window, chiefly due to a succession of frustrating injuries.
He scored three goals in 11 games in the second half of 2023-24, but was restricted to just 11 appearances in 24-25. He found the net on two occasions.
The Manchester-born player did not feature for the club at all last season. His last outing for the club was in February 2025.
In total, he scored five goals in 22 appearances across all competitions for Town.
Healey signed for Town from Watford, having joined the Hertfordshire outfit from French side Toulouse in the summer of 2023. He scored twice in 14 appearances for the Hornets.
While at Toulouse, Healey scored 34 league goals in his first two seasons and also won promotion to Ligue 1.