Vaughan keen on Norwich Exit

JAMES VAUGHAN has expressed his desire to turn his loan move at Huddersfield into a permanent one.

The striker, on-loan from Norwich, has impressed for Huddersfield this season after joining on a season long loan deal, with no option of a recall by Norwich.

Chris Hughton, the Norwich City manager, has claimed that Vaughan still has a future at Carrow Road, however it seems the player is keen on leaving the Canaries.

The former Everton trainee, vaughan, has netted crucial goals for Huddersfield already this season and his tireless running and hold-up play has seen many others benefit from his selfless workrate.

Vaughan spoke to the Huddersfield Examiner and expressed 'When I came to Huddersfield I wasn't wanted at Norwich. I'm enjoying my time here and if the chance came up to stay then I'd definitely look into it.'

It will be music to many Town fans, who have found a new hero following the departure of Jordan Rhodes.

You can hear now at most games chants of 'Sign him Up!'

Vaughan certainly would be a major permanent acquisition.

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