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Top sharp-shooter is destined to rise

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The LeaguePaper Team
15 March 2020

By Chris Dunlavy
KARLAN GRANT

HE’S THE MAN: Karlan Grant is mobbed after scoring another goal for the Terriers
PICTURE: PA Images

KARLAN Grant, Huddersfield’s 16-goal top scorer, endured a frustrating afternoon in last weekend’s 2-0 defeat at Elland Road.
No goals. One shot. By the end of 90 minutes, he’d actually registered more touches in his own 18-yard box than that of opponents Leeds.
Yet as Terriers boss Danny Cowley conceded afterwards, Huddersfield had faced the best side in the division at the peak of their powers.
For Grant, there is no shame in being su...

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