The 2015-16 campaign was a season of dramatic, foundational change for Huddersfield Town as The Terriers secured a 19th-place finish in the Championship. Amid a turbulent season that saw three managers, the team was anchored by the prolific Nahki Wells, whose 17 league goals proved vital in steering the club away from a relegation battle. The pivotal moment was the mid-season appointment of German-American David Wagner, who became the club's first foreign head coach and whose high-energy style instantly signaled the beginning of a revolutionary new era that would soon transform the club's history.