Reports today suggest that Huddersfield Town have had their £500,000 bid for Liverpool's young central midfielder Conor Coady accepted, and talks will continue in the hope that the Championship side can secure a permanent deal.
Coady has struggled to make an impact and has been lacking in any real first team opportunities, and spent time on loan last season at League One side Sheffield United, a magnificent loan spell which saw him heavily involved in their tremendous FA Cup run to the semi finals at Wembley, where they were beaten by Hull City.
A medical will take place shortly and the deal is permanent plus add ons, which would see the end of his time at Liverpool, a time which held high expectations for the England midfielder, and heights that he unfortunately never managed to reach.
He made some Europa League appearances last season however has failed to follow in the footsteps of Raheem Sterling and Jon Flanagan, and make a real impression.
Coady possesses some of the qualities that a younger Steven Gerrard had at a similar if not younger age, and Coady was dubbed to make a similar impression to what the former England skipper did. But things haven't quite worked out to plan and you can't help but feel that it is time for Coady to apply his trade elsewhere, in a team/league where you would hope that he can have a successful and enjoyable career, where he has an impact.
