Hello and welcome to our Huddersfield Town live blog for Tuesday, May 29 .
We are starting to get further into the summer transfer window now, with teams beginning to get more deals done before the World Cup kicks off on June 14.
The last Premier League deal to be done was Brighton & Hove Albion's capture of striker Florin Andone from Deportivo La Coruna, but Town are yet to buy or sell any players.
Town's players themselves may also not be focused on their futures at the moment, with Mathias 'Zanka' Jorgensen, Jonas Lossl and Aaron Mooy all currently vying for a place in their respective nations' World Cup squads.
Stick with us here for all the latest news and rumours regarding Town, with the transfer window open to Premier League clubs.
That's all for today
Thanks for tuning in to our live blog today.
Unfortunately that’s all for this evening, but we’ll be back again tomorrow morning with all the latest breaking news regarding Town.
The moment...
There are so many incredible videos and photos from that day - this is one of my favourites.
Elias Kachunga
Town’s top scorer of last season has also reflected on the Wembley triumph a year ago today.
Exactly one year ago we made it to the Premier League. Looking back I still get goose bumps! I‘m proud to be part of the team and the history we made! #onthisday #htafc #premierleauge @htafcdotcom pic.twitter.com/VjuAReE7k7
— Elias Kachunga (@ekachunga15) May 29, 2018
No Tottenham return for Bale
Gareth Bale will not return to Tottenham Hotspur this summer, according to the BBC.
The Welshman is set for contract talks at the Bernabeu this week and is determined to leave the Spanish capital should reassurances not be given over his playing time.
Spurs have a buy back clause built into Bale’s current contract, allowing them to match any bid from a Premier League side for the winger’s services.
However, Bale’s wage is said to be the stumbling block, with the Wales star taking home more than £400,000 a week after tax.
Everton close to appointing Silva
Everton are close to appointing former Watford and Hull City manager Marco Silva.
Sky Sports claim the Toffees are hoping to announce the Portuguese as their new boss before the end of the week.
Town to return to Austria
Huddersfield Town will return to Austria this summer for their pre-season training camp.
Aaron Mooy
The Town midfielder has revealed he was the subject of interest form Asia before joining Manchester City and Huddersfield Town in 2016.
Newcastle United offered Martin Skrtel
Newcastle United have reportedly been offered the chance to sign former Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel.
The Slovakia international left Anfield for Fenerbahce two years ago but is available on a cut-price deal with his contract entering its last year, according to Turkish publication Fotomac.
The 33-year-old has been linked with a move to Steven Gerrard’s Rangers, but it is said the defender is keen to ply hios trade back in the Premier League.
Terence Kongolo set to leave Monaco
Reports in France claim Terence Kongolo will leave AS Monaco this summer.
The eight-time French champions are reportedly interested in Manchester United left back Luke Shaw, with the former Town loanee expected to exit the Stade Louis II this summer.
Raheem Sterling explains his controversial tattoo
Sterling is currently at England trainingwhere he has been snapped with a new tattoo - of an M16 assault rifle.
The image choice has drawn criticism from antigen campaigners who have called it disgusting.
But Sterling explained his new ink has a deeper meaning.
In an Instagram post he wrote: “When I was 2 my father died from being gunned down to death I made a promise to myself I would never touch a gun in my life time, I shoot with my right foot so it has a deeper meaning N still unfinished.”
A year ago today...
Today marks a year to the day that Huddersfield Town secured promotion to the Premier League with a Christopher Schindler inning penalty in the Play-Off Final shootout at Wembley. Lynn Wagner remembers...
And so does Danny Hoyle...
Fabinho to Merseyside
Liverpool have signed AS Monaco’s versatile Brazilian, Fabinho, in a deal thought to be worth close to £40 million.
The Champions League finalists need a replacement for the outgoing Emre Can and have settled on Kongolo’s former teammate at the Ligue One outfit.
Klopp said of the new arrivel: “He has ability and mentality to play at the highest level in a number of positions. He can play ‘six’, ‘eight’ and ‘two’. This is cool.”