Leigh Bromby, the club's head of football operations, gave an fine example of how he hopes the 21-year-old will develop, claiming: "He only needs to look at Josh Koroma as an example of the path he can take. Josh came from the same level, took time to adjust and improve and then made a massive impact on the Championship this season."Meanwhile, Town are back in second-tier action this weekend, when they take on recently-relegated Watford at Vicarage Road, and will be eager to secure a win to keep their push for the play-offs alive as we approach the second half of the season.While this could be a tricky encounter for Carlos Corberan's side, they'll be buoyed by the fact they defeated the Hornets 2-0 at the John Smith's Stadium shortly before Christmas.As always, we've scoured the web for all the latest transfer news including Huddersfield Town and the rest of the second-tier. Scroll through the gallery to catch up today's Championship gossip:

5. Forest interest in Duffy denied
Nottingham Forest are believed to have no interest in bringing in Shane Duffy, despite previous reports suggesting the defender is on their radar. He's currently struggling on a loan spell with Scottish giants Celtic. (The Athletic) Photo: Ian MacNicol

6. Stoke seal Clarke deal
Stoke have confirmed the signing of Spurs winger Jack Clarke on loan. The 20-year-old, who moved to north London from Leeds for £12m in 2019 , has been allowed to leave temporarily in the pursuit of first-team football. (Club website) Photo: Jan Kruger

7. Marriott to re-join Owls
Derby striker Jack Marriott looks set to return to complete a loan spell with Sheffield Wednesday, despite returning to the Rams to recover from injury. His parent club are understood not to have activated a recall clause. (The Athletic) Photo: Tony Marshall

8. Gers keen on Sky Blues talisman
Rangers are rumoured to be plotting a move for Coventry City sensation Gustavo Hamer. The Brazilian midfielder has been the Sky Blues' stand-out star so far this season, and netted four league goals. (Daily Record) Photo: Nathan Stirk

