Leigh Bromby has opened up on former Leeds United assistant manager Carlos Corberan’s reasoning behind his sudden Huddersfield Town exit. Corberan’s resignation from his role as Town boss was announced on Thursday just three weeks before the start of the new season.
The 39-year-old led the Terriers to within just 90 minutes of the Premier League as they reached the Championship play-off final in May, when they were defeated 3-0 by Nottingham Forest. Town had been preparing for the new campaign with Corberan at the heart of their plans as they harnessed hopes of another successful campaign.
However, speaking to the regional press on Thursday evening, former Leeds defender and current Town head of football operations Bromby revealed that one of the reasons behind Corberan’s exit was that ‘he felt he couldn’t replicate last season’.
