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EFL Clubs Release 29 Players After Season's Conclusion
Huddersfield Town have released ten first-team players, including long-serving captain Jonathan Hogg, after finishing tenth in League One—their lowest finish in 17 years. Hogg, who joined in 2013 and made over 400 appearances, was praised by the club chairman for his leadership and contributions, including leading the team during their Premier League stint. Other notable departures include Danny Ward, Tom Lees, Matty Pearson, and Chris Maxwell, who announced his retirement. The squad overhaul comes as Huddersfield look to reset for the next season following a disappointing end to the campaign and the return of several loan players to their parent clubs. The club will begin pre-season with just 18 first-team players and is in contract discussions with Neo Eccleston. The moves reflect an effort to rebuild after a season marked by managerial instability and poor results.

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