Ghanaian international Andy Yiadom is undergoing medical at English Premiership side Huddersfield reports the Sun Newspaper.
The 25-year-old full-back is set to complete his move from Barnsley after a breakthrough in talks between the clubs.
Yiadom will be Huddersfield’s eleventh signing in a hectic summer of transfers following promotion to the Premier League.
Steve Mounie, Laurent Depoitre, Mathias Jorgensen, Jonas Lossl, Aaron Mooy, Tom Ince, Kasey Palmer, Danny Williams, Scott Malone and Elias Kachunga have already arrived.
And Yiadom will compete for a place after a stunning rise from non-league football and League Two with Barnet before catching the eye of clubs in the second tier.
He moved to Barnsley a year ago but only had a year left on his contract, sparking interest in taking him on a cut-price deal this window.
Yiadom, who can play on both flanks, was called up to the Ghana squad as reward for his fine form and he went to the African Cup of Nations.
Reports however suggest Barnsley could look to Nottingham Forest’s Eric Lichaj as Yiadom’s replacement.
