Asked about his future at Huddersfield Town if the club faces relegation to League One, the German head coach, who took on the role in mid-February, provided a non-committal response following the team’s heavy defeat against Swansea.
With a contract running until June 2026, he mentioned that discussions about post-season matters will occur after the season ends. For now, he emphasized the importance of focusing on the remaining two games.
Under his leadership, Town has only managed two wins in 11 matches, with the recent loss to Swansea dealing a significant blow to their survival chances. Breitenreiter acknowledges the growing doubts among supporters but remains optimistic about the team’s possibilities, especially with an upcoming match against relegation rivals Birmingham.
While admitting the disappointment over the team’s recent performance, he urges everyone to maintain a positive mindset and believes that anything is achievable in the remaining games of the season.
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