Tino Anjorin is close to a return to Huddersfield, according to Adam Newson of Football.London.
The attacking midfielder was considered a top talent at one point, and spent the first half of last season on loan at Spartak Moscow.
The departure of Ralf Ragnick to Manchester United changed the equation there, and in the January window Anjorin made the move to Yorkshire.
Understand Tino Anjorin is close to a return to Huddersfield Town on loan. Been lots of clubs interested, but sense of unfinished business. #CFC #htafc
— Adam Newson (@AdamNewson) July 21, 2022
Their promotion push, plus some injuries, made it hard for Anjorin to break into their team full time, but returning this time around to a squad he’s already familiar with should allow him to hit the ground running.
He definitely has the talent to be an outstanding attacking player in the Championship, and going back to the Terriers again probably sets him up best for that.
Newson says there’s a “sense of unfinished business,” although with a new manager in place, there’s bound to be some new difficulties fitting in.
