HUDDERSFIELD Town loan winger Zepiqueno Redmond has returned to parent club Aston Villa after a mutual agreement to end his season-long loan deal was confirmed.

The Dutchman, who joined on deadline day of the 2025 summer transfer window, suffered a knee injury after just three appearances for Town.

Speaking earlier this week, Grant suggested that he had not discounted him being involved for the club again this season at some point. But a re-evaluation has now led to a joint decision between both clubs and the players to end his time in West Yorkshire.

The teenager, who turns 20 in March, scored a consolation goal in the League One derby at Bradford City in September and his sole start arrived against Manchester City in the EFL Cup.

Zepiqueno Redmond. Picture courtesy of Huddersfield Town AFC.

placeholder image — Zepiqueno Redmond. Picture courtesy of Huddersfield Town AFC.

He featured three times for the club, scoring once.

Grant commented: "In the short time we had to work with Zépi, we really enjoyed his enthusiasm and what he looked to bring to our attacking play.

"Sadly, his involvement has been extremely limited following his knee injury and it’s in the best interest of all concerned that he returns to his parent club at this stage of his development.

"A wonderful character, everyone at the club wishes him nothing but the very best with his future career and development.”