Huddersfield Town youngster Matty Daly swaps Bradford City for Harrogate Town on a mission to entertain

The 21-year-old attacking midfielder started last season on loan at Hartlepool United, but switched to Valley Parade in January, making 23 league starts in all. He scored five goals for

Pools in the Football League Trophy, and October's winner against Harrogate was one of two in the league before adding another for the Bantams.

Now he will play on loan for a third League Two club in quick succession after becoming the Sulphurites' seventh signing of a busy summer.

“Matty is a really aware footballer in terms of where the space is and where he can receive the ball in dangerous areas and then go and hurt teams," commented Weaver.

“He hurt us big time when he played for Hartlepool last year and is very capable of doing that to other teams.

“What he doesn’t do is get hot under the collar, he’s very calm and composed at the business end of the field, that’s why he’s here and we’re excited to have him.

“I think he will get people off their seats this season, if we get him in the right areas where he can be as creative as he wants and a real goalscoring threat then he will excite the Harrogate fans, I’ve no doubt about that."

The Everton product made two Premier League appearances at the end of Huddersfield's last top-flight season and has been capped by England at under-17 and 18 level, including at the European Under-17 Championships.

Daly is the third Terrier on loan at Wetherby Road. Josh Austerfield has returned for another season alongside Jaheim Headley.

Weaver has also recruited left-back Joe Mattock from Rotherham United, goalkeeper Pete Jameson from York City, centre-back Kyle Ferguson and midfielder Stephen Dooley.