Huddersfield Town signs former Colchester United forward Samson Tovide
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 5:42 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Huddersfield Town completed the signing of striker Samson Tovide on a three-year contract. The forward joins the club after departing Colchester United earlier this summer. Tovide, an academy product of the Essex club, made 151 appearances across all competitions during his tenure there. He scored 21 goals for Colchester, including five in 47 appearances during the previous season. Contract discussions had been held between the player and his former club before he finalized his move to Huddersfield. Tovide stated that he chose his new side to focus on his professional development.
- •Samson Tovide signed a three-year contract with Huddersfield Town.
- •The striker previously made 151 appearances for Colchester United.
- •Tovide recorded 21 total goals during his time at his former club.
- •He scored five goals in 47 appearances during the last season.
- 5:42 PMYahoo Sports — Huddersfield sign former Colchester striker Tovide
"Huddersfield Town sign former Colchester United forward Samson Tovide on a three-year deal following his departure from the Essex club.
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