Blackpool forward Ashley Fletcher has left the club to join Huddersfield Town on a two-year contract. Fletcher scored 32 goals in 98 appearances across his two seasons with the Seasiders, but he will join Huddersfield on 1 July when his current deal runs out. The 30-year-old had been in discussions with Blackpool, but the Yorkshire-born player becomes the Terriers' first signing of the summer. "I've seen the way Ashley has impacted games over the last couple of seasons, and I'm confident that his qualities will suit how we'll play," new Huddersfield head coach Martin Drury told the club's website. Huddersfield are set for a third season in League One after a disappointing ninth-placed finish last campaign. Fletcher's departure marks the end of an era for Blackpool, who will be looking to rebuild their squad in the coming months. The Seasiders will be hoping to attract new talent to the club and build on the progress made during Fletcher's time at the club. With Fletcher's departure, Blackpool will be looking to their young players to step up and fill the void left by the experienced forward. The club will be hoping to see a strong response from their fans and the local community as they look to the future.