Huddersfield Town keen on former Manchester United graduate

Premier League newcomers Huddersfield Town are keen on pursuing a move for Crystal Palace Fraizer Campbell this summer.

The former Manchester United graduate failed to start a single league game over the course of the 2016/17 season and just managed to bag a goal in 12 substitute appearances.

Campbell will be available on a Bosman once his Eagles contract expires this summer and David Wagner is eager to integrate him into his squad, The Sun reports.

The Terriers earned their first top-flight promotion in 45 years under the former BVB coach following a penalty shoot-out win over Reading.

Huddersfield were lingering near the Championship drop zone a year ago, and the vast improvement has earned them the reward of Premier League football.

The play-off winners will be deemed as relegation favourites next term, but the Terriers could yet put up a surprise just as the likes of Bournemouth and Burnley have done previously.

Huddersfield Town are also keen to wrap up a permanent deal for Chelsea forward Izzy Brown following an impressive loan stint in the second half of the season.