Kenny Miller could be set for a return to football as a coach at Huddersfield Town, according to a report.
The former Celtic and Rangers striker had a short spell in charge at Livingston and has also coached at the likes of Newcastle Jets and Western Sydney Wanderers in Australia's A-League and he also spent some time in Scottish League One with Falkirk. He went into the Bairns as Assistant Head Coach and had a short-spell in interim charge after Martin Rennie's exit.
Now the Daily Record report that he could be set for a role in the English Championship with boss Mark Fotheringham looking to add the former Scotland striker to his set up. They currently sit bottom of England's second tier - four points from safety after 20 games. Ex-Celtic man Fotheringham was appointed back in September on a deal until 2025.
