Neil Warnock worked his magic once more to keep Huddersfield Town in the Championship last term but a new era now now beckons off the pitch at John Smith's Stadium.
The Terriers finished in 18th place in the English second tier last season, a stark downturn in fortunes after they finished in third place in the division the year previous while making the playoff final. The Yorkshire club went through three different head coaches before landing on veteran Warnock who saved them from relegation.
Huddersfield's sporting woes were also compounded by the club's economic struggles, with a debt of £40 million having accumulated by March. The threat of administration had loomed all too large before a then unnamed North American consortium swooped in to clear the debt and perform a takeover.
