Wagner will lead Town into the Premier League

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Germany agent Marc Kosicke revealed Wagner had received some “interesting offers”, but had opted to remain loyal to Town after “trusting talks” with Dean Hoyle.

Kosicke told German broadcaster SPORT1: “After the emotional recent days and the trusting talks with the club’s owners, David Wagner has chosen, despite some interesting offers, the Premier League adventure with Huddersfield.”

And UK based John Morris told Sky Sports news went one step further, claiming not only is the German boss staying but a new deal is in place as well.

Morris said : “David and I have received approaches from other clubs in Germany and England but we felt that the journey with Huddersfield has another story to tell.

“Preparations for the Premier League are well under way with David and the hierarchy at Huddersfield.”

It has already been estimated Huddersfield Town are set for a minimum of an £185m windfall from Premier League promotion.

However, the riches on offer for more than just one season in the top-flight – not just surviving but thriving – can be even greater.

For example, Chelsea FC earned nearly £151m from their title success, up an incredible £58m from the sum Leicester City received for winning the title a year ago.

The increase is a result of the new TV package which came into effect last season with each club receiving a share of £1.7 billion a year they share for domestic rights.

The Premier League shares money from its central commercial deals and overseas broadcast rights equally, meaning all 20 clubs received nearly £5m