Huddersfield Town welcome Bojan Radulović from HJK Helsinki
Bojan Radulovic Credit: Huddersfield Town
Huddersfield Town have announced the permanent signing of Serbian centre forward Bojan Radulović from Finnish champions HJK Helsinki.
The 24-year-old striker has agreed to a three-and-a-half-year deal, extending until summer 2027, with the transfer pending international clearance.
Bojan, a Spanish-born player, started his youth career at Lleida Esportiu in Catalonia before moving to England with Brighton & Hove Albion in 2018.
Following loan spells at Espanyol B and Alavés B, he transferred to AIK in Sweden in 2020, eventually joining HJK Helsinki permanently in 2022.
Known for his height at 6’3 and a keen sense of goal scoring, Radulović brings a strong presence in the attacking third.
He arrives at Huddersfield with an impressive track record, including two Finnish league titles, a domestic cup win, and notable performances in European football.
Bojan has scored 36 goals in 78 appearances for HJK, with a significant contribution in European competitions this season.
Mark Cartwright, Sporting Director at Huddersfield Town, shared his thoughts on the new signing. “Bojan ticks all of our boxes,” he said.
Cartwright highlighted Bojan's potential for immediate impact and future growth. "Not only a great asset for now, he has the potential to get even better."
Huddersfield Town Manager Darren Moore also expressed his enthusiasm.
“A forward of Bojan’s profile is someone we’ve really wanted,” Moore stated.
Radulović, set to wear the number nine shirt, joins as Huddersfield's second signing of the January window, following on from Alex Matos loaning on loan from Chelsea.
