Huddersfield Town transfers: Midfielder and former Rotherham United loanee joins FC Halifax Town

HUDDERSFIELD TOWN midfielder Scott High has joined National League outfit FC Halifax Town on a short-term loan until November 3.

High, 23, is down the pecking order at the John Smith's Stadium and has been allowed out to boost his game-time levels.

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It's the latest loan spell for the Dewsbury-born player, who has had temporary spells at Ross County and Dundalk in the past year.

Back in January, High was recalled by Town from a loan spell at Scottish Premier League outfit Ross after he sustained a hamstring injury.

Scott High. Photo by George Wood/Getty Images.Scott High. Photo by George Wood/Getty Images.
Scott High. Photo by George Wood/Getty Images.

High moved to the Staggies on a season-long loan at the end of the 2023 summer window, but made just two substitute appearances from the bench, with his last one being in early November.

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A month after returning to Huddersfield, he joined League of Ireland top-flight club Dundalk on a temporary basis.

He featured once for Town at the start of the 2023-24 campaign in the EFL Cup tie with Middlesbrough in August 2023.

High made four appearances in the final third of the 2022-23 season during the club's 'Great Escape' from relegation under Neil Warnock.

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The player spent the first half of that campaign on loan at Rotherham United, but was recalled early in January 2023.

Town sporting director Mark Cartwright commented: "This short-term move makes sense for all parties.

"Scott, who has been with our B team in pre-season, needs to get back into the rhythm of playing regular football, and he wouldn’t get that with us right now.

"This is a good opportunity for Scott to show the quality he has and excel at Vanarama National League level.”

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