Huddersfield Town transfer news: Defender Brodie Spencer joins SPL side Motherwell on season-long loan - after signing new Terriers deal

HUDDERSFIELD TOWN defender Brodie Spencer has signed a new contract with the Championship club - and immediately been loaned out to Scottish Premier League side Motherwell on loan to continue his development.
Leon Wobschall
By Leon Wobschall
Published 24th Aug 2023, 17:00 BST

Spencer is now contracted with the Terriers until the summer of 2025. He will stay in Scotland for the 2023-24 season.

The Northern-Ireland born player started in the recent EFL Cup game with Middlesbrough for the first time under Neil Warnock, having made four appearances for the club last autumn.

Spencer signed for Town in 2020 from Cliftonville.

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Huddersfield Town defender Brodie Spencer. Picture courtesy of HTAFC.Huddersfield Town defender Brodie Spencer. Picture courtesy of HTAFC.
Huddersfield Town defender Brodie Spencer. Picture courtesy of HTAFC.

He made his debut for the club in cup match against Preston in August 2022.

Back in May 2022, Spencer made headlines by earning his maiden call-up to the Northern Ireland senior squad - despite not yet making his league debut for the Terriers.

He was invited to attend Northern Ireland’s senior training camp at St George's Park ahead of four UEFA Nations League fixtures in June and was subsequently promoted to the first-team, earning his first of three caps against Cyprus.

Spencer was named as the club's academy player of the year in 2020-21 and formerly captained Town's under-19s age group side.

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