Huddersfield Town winger Conor Falls has returned from his loan at Curzon Ashton, the non-league side have confirmed on X.
Huddersfield Town let the attacker link up with the National League North outfit in February on a one-month basis. He has now gone back to HTAFC and they have a decision on what to do with him next.
Falls, 21, was allowed to move to Tameside Stadium just over four weeks ago to get some experience under his belt in the sixth tier. He went on to make six appearances in all competitions for the North West outfit and chipped in with a single assist.
In this latest update, Curzon Ashton have posted on X: “We can confirm that Conor Falls has returned to @htafc following the expiry of his loan. We’d like to thank Conor for his efforts during his spell with The Nash and wish him well for the future.”
Huddersfield Town return for Conor Falls
Huddersfield Town need to weigh up Falls’ future at the John Smith’s Stadium.
His contract with the Yorkshire side expires in June and they have an option to extend his stay by 12 months.
The Northern Irishman joined the Terriers back in 2020 from Glentoran.
He has since been a key player for their B team and he has also been loaned out to Stalybridge Celtic and Liversedge in the past to boost his development.
Falls has played once for Huddersfield Town’s first-team in a competitive game since he joined them.
He was handed his last deal back in July 2022 and their former Academy Manager Emyr Humphreys told their website at the time: “This new contract is a reward for Conor’s hard work and dedication.
“Over the last 12 months we have put a real focus on the physical side of Conor’s game and he’s thrown himself into it through his gym work, and on the pitch work too.
“We think Conor has huge potential, and the staff work hard with him every day to ensure we see that bear fruit on the pitch as he continues within our programme.”
He has left behind a Curzon Ashton team who are eyeing promotion to the National League right now.
What next for Huddersfield Town?
Huddersfield Town are sat in 6th place in the League One table and are inside the play-offs with Wrexham, Stockport County and Charlton Athletic.
The Terriers are back in action after the international break.
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