Huddersfield Town are targeting a return to the Championship this season and have identified Dundalk striker Gbemi Arubi as a potential signing. The 22-year-old has scored six goals in 20 appearances for Dundalk and has been linked with a move to England. Huddersfield Town boss Martin Drury is looking to rebuild his squad after a disappointing season and Arubi is seen as a key target. The striker has been praised by former Ireland winger Daryl Horgan, who said Arubi can play like Harry Kane. Horgan said: 'He's getting all the plaudits, and rightly so. He's been absolutely top drawer.' Arubi has been subject to interest from League One rivals Burton Albion, but Huddersfield Town are hopeful of securing his signature. The club have already signed one striker this summer, Ashley Fletcher from Blackpool, and are closing in on a deal to sign goalkeeper Matt Young on loan from Sunderland. Huddersfield Town's transfer business is crucial to their promotion bid, and the signing of Arubi would be a significant boost. The club are looking to bounce back from a disappointing season, which saw them finish outside the play-off positions. With Arubi on board, they would have a strong chance of achieving their goal of promotion back to the Championship. The striker's current club, Dundalk, are keen to keep him until the end of the League of Ireland season, which concludes in early November. However, Huddersfield Town are confident of securing his signature and are preparing for a busy summer of transfer activity. And with the club's fans eager for news of new signings, the arrival of Arubi would be a welcome boost. So, Huddersfield Town are waiting to see if they can secure the signature of the talented young striker. But for now, the club's fans will have to wait and see if the transfer move is successful. The club's boss, Martin Drury, is keeping his cards close to his chest, but it's clear that Arubi is a key target. As the summer transfer window heats up, Huddersfield Town are preparing for a busy few weeks of negotiations and signings. With the club's promotion bid hanging in the balance, the signing of Arubi would be a significant step in the right direction.