Huddersfield Town will be hoping to have a much more positive campaign in the Sky Bet Championship next season.

Carlos Corberan will have learnt a lot of lessons in his first full season in first-team management, having been dealt quite a tough hand in the process.

A number of key players have endured injury problems this season, but the Terriers have rallied and have stayed up with relative ease.

The task for the club will now be to rebuild and strengthen ahead of next season, as they look to give Corberan the tools to fire Huddersfield up the table.

With a few players out of contract, signings will quite obviously have to be made, and it remains to be seen whether the club reignite interest in previous targets.

Here, we look back at the January transfer window and analyse some rumours that the club's recruitment team must consider revisiting this summer...

As Football League World exclusively reported back in January, Town look set to move Pritchard on this summer.

Pritchard has made only 18 appearances in the Championship for the Terriers this season, but only six of those have been starts.

The midfielder is out of contract in the summer, and having failed to make a real impact this summer, he doesn't look set to be offered a new deal.

Football League World previously reported that Queens Park Rangers are keen on a deal for Pritchard, with Mark Warburton keen to reunite with his former midfielder who he had at Brentford.

Could Town make a swoop for Nicholas Ioannou?

Ioannou, who joined Nottingham Forest from APOEL in the summer, made only five appearances for the Reds before being sent on loan to Aris Thessaloniki in January.

But before his move to Greece, Football League World understand that Huddersfield were keen on the left-back, and were even keen to pay most of his wages as they looked to strike a loan agreement.

Forest, though, were not keen on loaning the defender to a league rival, and instead, he now finds himself playing for Aris in Greece.

His future remains uncertain, but could the Cyprus international provide cover?

On Deadline Day, Huddersfield were linked with two strikers as they looked to bolster their attacking options, as per Football Insider.

One of those strikers was Josip Drmic, the Norwich City forward who is completely out of favour at Carrow Road.

Drmic hasn't made a single appearance for Norwich this season, and moved to Croatian side HNK Rijeka in January after falling out of favour at Carrow Road.

Before his move to Croatia, Huddersfield made a loan enquiry for the Swiss striker, and it remains to be seen whether they look to make another move this summer.

With Norwich preparing for life back in the Premier League, Drmic doesn't have a future in Norfolk and is likely to be available on the cheap.

The other striker who Huddersfield were linked with was Matt Smith from Millwall.

Smith has made 29 appearances in the Championship this season, but only seven of those have been starts.

The towering striker has scored three goals and registered three assists this term, but is out of contract in the summer and could be available to sign on a free.

With Oumar Niasse and Yaya Sanogo both set to be out of contract, there is definitely scope to bring in another centre-forward.

Speculation regarding O'Brien's future was rife in January.

Burnley were linked with a potential move for the midfielder, as were Newcastle United who are still reportedly keen on his services.

O'Brien has been a real bright spark for Huddersfield this season, scoring three goals and producing three assists in 41 league appearances for Town.

The 22-year-old is out of contract at the end of next season, though, so Huddersfield may find it better to cash in for a fee this summer, rather than potentially lose him for nothing at the end of next season.

After breaking the news that Thomas would be joining from Boreham Wood in January, Football League World also understood that the club were considering letting the playmaker leave on loan with a view to more first-team football.

Thomas stood out in the National League for the Wood, and last season's promotion winners Harrogate Town were believed to be interested in a loan deal back in January.

A loan move failed to materialise, though, and Thomas has since made six substitute appearances in the Championship.

Simon Weaver's Harrogate have stayed up in League Two with ease, and they will now assess transfer targets ahead of the summer.

Whether it's a move to Harrogate or not, Huddersfield should definitely consider letting Thomas leave the John Smith's Stadium on a temporary basis this summer. He's likely to be behind the likes of Josh Koroma, Aaron Rowe and Rolando Aarons in the pecking order and needs regular minutes.

As alluded to before, Sanogo is out of contract in the summer having penned a deal until the end of the season in February.

Sanogo has since failed to find the net in nine Championship appearances for Town, and missed a penalty against Cardiff in a 0-0 home draw.

Sanogo still has something to prove, though, and having struggled with a couple of injury problems since joining the club, a full pre-season could be beneficial for him.

Town may well look to extend his deal beyond this season as they look to add more options to their attacking armory.

Huddersfield and Derby County were both said to be interested in Watford's Isaac Success in January, too, as per The Athletic's Adam Leventhal.

Success' future at Vicarage Road looks uncertain, with the Hornets preparing for life back in the Premier League after winning automatic promotion a fortnight ago.

The Nigerian forward has made only nine league appearances this season, making only two league starts having missed large parts of the season with an Achilles problem.

He's 25 and out of contract in 2023, but he could be set to move on this summer amid previous interest in January.

Jutkiewicz was a wanted man in January.

Huddersfield, Derby, Bristol City and Sheffield Wednesday were all mentioned as possible destinations for the striker.

But the striker has scored five goals in his last eight games, coming into excellent form since the managerial appointment of Lee Bowyer.

He's out of contract at the end of next season, so if a bid came in for him this summer, it would give Blues something to think about from a financial perspective.