Huddersfield Town are in advanced talks to tie down striker Bojan Radulovic to a new long-term contract. The move would secure a key attacking asset for manager Martin Drury as the club pushes for promotion from League One.
Radulovic, 26, has been with the Terriers since his arrival from Finnish champions HJK in January 2024 for a fee reported to be over £1 million. His current deal runs until 2027, but the club is keen to extend his stay after his growing influence. The forward scored nine goals in 29 appearances last season and has netted twice in seven outings this term, starting two of the side's seven league matches.
His importance is underlined by Huddersfield's current league position. The team sits fourth in League One with 12 points from seven games, just three points behind leaders Bradford City. Radulovic's form has been a significant part of that solid start, with his two goals this season arriving in just 156 minutes of league action, a rate of a goal every 78 minutes.
Injury and squad role
Radulovic has missed one game this season due to back spasms, but he remains a central figure in Drury's plans. The manager sees the striker's physical presence and finishing ability as vital for the campaign ahead. With fellow forward J. Taylor leading the scoring charts with five goals, securing Radulovic's future would give Huddersfield a potent and settled attacking duo.
The club's ambition is clear. After a mixed start featuring two wins, two draws and a loss in their last five games, stability in key positions is seen as essential. A new deal for Radulovic would send a strong message of intent as Huddersfield Town prepare for their next fixture, away at Burton Albion on 3 October. Fans can check the full run of upcoming games on the club's fixtures page.
This story first appeared at Yorkshire Live
