Financial report: Huddersfield Town's operating profit drops on player investment
PA Images | Despite being relegated, the club are in a better position than they were prior to Premier League promotion, according to owner and chairman, Phil Hodgkinson.
The club's operating profit fell to less than £2 million last season, mainly due to player investment of £46 million.
Despite being relegated, the club are in a better position than they were prior to Premier League promotion, according to owner and chairman, Phil Hodgkinson.
Having been sold recently, the club intend to reduce the debt owed to their former owner, Dean Hoyle, through player trading, among other things.
26 March 2020 - 2:20 PM
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