Huddersfield Town are said to have made a loan offer for the Derby County winger.
Derby winger Tom Ince
Derby County have knocked back an “ambitious” approach from Huddersfield Town for winger Tom Ince, the Telegraph reports.
The Sun reported earlier this week that Huddersfield – who are said to be chasing a permanent deal for former loan star Isaiah Brown – were hoping to sign Ince on an initial season-long loan deal.
Huddersfield Town manager David Wagner
However, it appears the Terriers’ bid has not been successful, despite Derby’s alleged openness towards allowing their high-earning stars to move on.
Ince is said to take home £30,000 a week at Pride Park, an amount which the Sun reported would have been covered by Huddersfield ahead of a full-time transfer should the Yorkshire side survive relegation next season.
However, it appears the Rams will only facilitate a permanent deal for the 25-year-old, who top scored with 15 goals for Gary Rowett’s side this past campaign.
Derby County manager Gary Rowett
Bookmakers Bet Victor have installed Derby’s league rivals Fulham as 5/1 favourites to sign Ince, ahead of Huddersfield, Sheffield Wednesday, Swansea City and Newcastle United [all 6/1].
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Derby County winger Tom Ince
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