Huddersfield Town are ‘really close’ to an agreement with Premier League side Wolves to take one of their midfielders on loan, according to the Express & Star.
Wolves boss Gary O’Neil is making decisions about players at Molineux and who might benefit from a temporary move away.
Midfielder Joe Hodge is one of those in line to go and he is poised to drop down to League One to continue his development.
Talks are being held between Wolves and Huddersfield about a season-long loan deal for the 21-year-old.
And it is suggested that the pair are ‘really close’ to an agreement on the move.
Hodge spent the second half of last season on loan in the Championship at QPR, where he made eight appearances.
The midfielder has turned out six times in the Premier League.
The 21-year-old Republic of Ireland under 21 captain, who joined Wolves from Man City back in 2021, spent the back end of last season on loan at Queens Park Rangers.
He netted one goal in eight appearances for the Loftus Road club – and is now set to head out on loan again.
The Terriers, who were relegated to League One last season, have been keen on bringing Hodge in to bolster their squad as they seek an immediate return to the Championship.
