JOE ALLEN is on Huddersfield’s wish list — but may be too expensive.
The Wales midfielder, 32, has left Stoke, where he was on Premier League wages and may be too pricey for the Terriers.
Allen is set to make a decision on a new club next week.
He has a number of offers with former side Swansea keen on bringing him back to the Liberty Stadium.
Stoke offered a new contract on less money but Allen has turned that down to assess all his options.
He left the South Wales club back in 2012 to join Brendan Rodgers at Anfield in a £15million deal.
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The 72-cap ace will make up his mind once he returns from his post-season holiday after playing for Wales.
Allen helped the Dragons qualify for a first World Cup in 64 years in the 1-0 triumph over war-torn Ukraine on June 5.
That match was watched by Swansea boss Russell Martin, who was impressed with his display in the Welsh capital.
Allen started his career under Roberto Martinez at Swansea in 2007 and would be keen on a return.
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But the Championship club need to offload players to raise the funds to finance any deal.
Allen, who has already played at two European Championship finals, then played against Belgium in the Nations League 1-1 draw six days later but limped off with a hamstring injury.
Wales boss Robert Page felt it was a minor injury and Allen will be fit for pre-season whenever he decides to go.
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