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TOVIDE CHUFFED TO BE A TERRIER

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 September 2026

LEAGUE ONE
By Chris Dunlavy

SAMSON Tovide says he feels “blessed” to sign for Huddersfield after making a late move to the John Smith’s Stadium.
The 22-year-old forward was a free agent after leaving Colchester in the summer and weighed up several offers - including one from League One rivals Barnsley - before joining the Terriers on Thursday.
“This has been an important summer for me,” said Tovide, who scored 21 goals in 151 games for the U’s. “I’ve had a choice to make in which team I thought would be right to take the next ...

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