Academy goalkeeper Ed Wilczynski has returned to Bishop Auckland on loan for the rest of the season– effectively ending his Huddersfield Town career.
The 21-year-old, who has made six starts this season for Town Under 21s, has been told his John Smith’s Stadium contract will not be renewed at the end of this season.
Town’s Head of Goalkeeping Nick Colgan explained: “Ed knows that his contract at Huddersfield Town will not be extended at the end of the season, so this gives him a chance to showcase his ability and secure another club.
“Ed is a great person and has worked very hard, day in and day out, during his time under me.
“He needs this fresh challenge to kick-start and hopefully progress his career.
“On behalf of the club, I’d like to wish him all the best for the future.”
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Wilczynski has returned to Bishop Auckland on Emergency Loan until May 2.
Managed by Steve Riley, the County Durham club play in the Ebac Northern League Division One, sitting sixth with 49 points from 30 games.
Wilczynski, from Mount, has already spent one month at Bishop Auckland before his loan expired last weekend, with the club picking up five wins in his six matches.
This is his fifth different loan club following stints at Hyde United, Trafford FC, FC United of Manchester and Sheffield FC.
Wilczynski joined the Town Academy at Under 14 level, having played junior football for Collegians in Salendine Nook.
