HEARTBREAKING: Michael Duff Updates latest Huddersfield injury as top goalscorer adds

Michael Duff Provides Latest Huddersfield Injury Update as Top Goalscorer Joins Growing List of Concerns

Huddersfield Town boss Michael Duff has provided a concerning injury update ahead of the club’s upcoming fixtures, revealing that top goalscorer Danny Ward is the latest player to join the injury list. Ward, who has been a key figure in Huddersfield’s attack this season with five goals to his name, was forced off during the second half of their 1-1 draw against Bristol City last weekend.

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The forward’s absence comes as a major blow to Duff’s side, which has already been struggling with injuries in key areas of the pitch. Ward appeared to tweak his hamstring while making a run, immediately signaling to the bench before being substituted. While the extent of the injury is still being assessed, Duff confirmed that the early signs are not encouraging.

Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Duff gave an update on the situation: “Danny [Ward] felt something in his hamstring, and unfortunately, it doesn’t look good at the moment. He’ll be going for a scan, but we’re anticipating a few weeks out. It’s disappointing because he’s been a big player for us this season, not just with his goals but also his overall contribution to the team.”

Ward’s injury adds to an already long list of absentees for Huddersfield, with defenders Matty Pearson and Yuta Nakayama also out of action. Pearson has been sidelined with a groin issue that has kept him out of the last three matches, while Nakayama is recovering from knee surgery that will see him miss most of the season.

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Duff acknowledged the challenges the squad is facing but remained optimistic: “It’s been a tough period with the injuries we’ve had, but we have to adapt and get on with it. Other players will need to step up, and we’ve got faith in the squad to keep delivering. It’s all about managing the workload and keeping spirits high.”

The injury crisis comes at a crucial time for Huddersfield, who are battling to stay in contention for a playoff spot. With Ward’s absence, more pressure will fall on the shoulders of the club’s other forwards, including Kian Harratt and summer signing Kyle Hudlin, as they look to maintain their scoring form.

Huddersfield will hope for positive news on Ward’s injury, as Duff continues to navigate his team through this challenging stretch of the season.

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