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		</div><p>Huddersfield boss David Wagner refused to discuss any possible transfer deals before Saturday’s crunch clash at relegation rivals Fulham.</p>
<p>The Terriers have been linked with several players, including Liverpool striker Dominic Solanke, while summer signing Ramadan Sobhi has completed a loan switch back to former club Al Ahly.</p>
<p>Terriers winger Rajiv van La Parra is expected to seal a loan move to Middlesbrough, but Wagner said he was focused only on Saturday’s game at Craven Cottage, where victory would lift them off the foot of the table.</p>
<p>When asked if the club were working to bring in a striker during the transfer window, Wagner said: “To be totally honest, and I understand the question and I don’t like to be disrespectful, but this game (on Saturday) is too important to discuss anything today regarding transfers.”</p>
<p>Town confirmed Sobhi’s return on loan to Egyptian side Al Ahly on Friday morning, while a similar deal for Van La Parra at Middlesbrough is understood to be imminent.</p>
<p>“As I said, and I don’t like to be disrespectful, for me this game is too important to discuss this at this press conference,” Wagner said when asked about the latter.</p>
<p>Wagner usually prefers to play down the significance of specific games involving his side, but he made no attempt to do the same before this weekend’s trip to the capital.</p>
<p>The Terriers take on second-bottom Fulham before facing two other relegation rivals, Burnley and Cardiff, in their following two league fixtures.</p>
<p>“Yes, these games are big,” Wagner said. “There is no shadow of a doubt about this, these are big games, massive games for us.</p>
<p>“I don’t like to look too far ahead. I only like to look to the next one and this is a big game for both teams.</p>
<p>“This is why we are totally focused on it and we will prepare as good as we can against a team which we faced only seven or eight weeks ago at home, even if they have a different style which they play.”</p>
<p>That meeting in early November ended in a rare win for the Terriers and they will chase just their third victory of the season on Saturday.</p>
<p>Midfielder Jonathan Hogg will be assessed after a knee problem restricted him to bench duty in the Boxing Day defeat at Old Trafford.</p>
<p>Wagner has no new injury concerns, but midfielders Aaron Mooy and Danny Williams (both knee), defender Tommy Smith (hamstring) and Abdelhamid Sabiri (collarbone) are still out.</p>
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