Derby’s Tom Ince, Steve Mounie of Montpellier and Danny Williams all having Huddersfield medicals ahead of transfers.
Huddersfield Town could be on the verge of announcing three new signings as a trio of targets are set to undergo medicals at the club ahead of moves.
The Huddersfield Examiner reports that Derby County’s Tom Ince, Montpellier striker Steve Mounie and free agent Danny Williams will all have signed for the Terriers, barring any problems in their medicals, by the end of the week at the latest.
Tom Ince celebrates scoring Derby’s second goal
Ince has been a long-term target for the newly promoted Premier League club and Sky Sports reports that Derby have accepted around an £11m fee for the winger.
Mounie, meanwhile, has only had his own switch delayed because he returned to France to attend the funeral of Montpellier president Louis Nicollin, who died suddenly last Thursday.
According to the Mirror, the 22-year-old forward will also cost Huddersfield £11m and in turn will become their join record signing, beating the £8m paid to Manchester City for Aaron Mooy earlier this summer.
Finally, Williams is out of contract and available to sign on a free after turning down a new deal with former club Reading – the side David Wagner’s men beat in the Championship playoff final to earn promotion to the top flight.
Reading’s Danny Williams in action with Leeds’ Alfonso Pedraza
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