Huddersfield Town perhaps cannot afford to say no if £10 million offers come in for starlet amid Leicester, Nottingham Forest and Brighton interest

The January transfer window is fast approaching for EFL clubs. Struggling Premier League clubs tend to look to spend money in January. Huddersfield Town made it to the Championship play-off final last season. Lewis O'Brien and Harry Toffolo left for Nottingham Forest for a combined fee of £10 million. Leicester, Nottingham and Brighton are interested in signing them.

Etienne Camara is a 19-year-old midfielder who plays for Huddersfield Town. He has played 13 times in the Championship for the Terriers this season. Leicester City, Nottingham Forest and Brighton are interested in signing him. Hoyle is looking for a consortium to buy the club. Huddle are currently bottom of the table after 20 matches. They made a profit over the summer but they are looking to sell players. The price tag for Camarra is £10 million. It is not yet known if he will be sold. There are Premier League clubs interested.

Camara is attracting interest from Leicester, Nottingham Forest and Brighton. Huddersfield Town are unsure about their ownership. The money from a £10 million bid for Camara could be used to bolster several positions in January.