Huddersfield Town chairman Dean Hoyle says they’ve already had some “high quality” candidates apply for the vacant post of chief executive.
The club owner is running day-to-day business himself at the moment since Nigel Clibbens left the club, but he says interviewing will soon begin.
“Football is an ever-changing business and we will now have a different direction going forward,” explained Hoyle.
“Nigel did a great job here and brought in some good processes, but it’s now time to move on and have a fresh pair of eyes looking inwards to help us move forward under David Wagner.
“Hopefully, we will be interviewing for the post soon.
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“Lots of good candidates have put their names forward, but I have nobody in mind at this stage.
“Nigel leaving wasn’t pre-planned. In the short term I will take the reins but, obviously, we need somebody through the door with different skill sets to complement what Nigel brought to the club. I’m confident we can do that.”
