The 28-year-old has definitely proved he is good enough to be in the Premier League. He has earned compliments from everyone from Thierry Henry to Jamie Redknapp to Pep Guardiola. There’s little doubt he can play. In the past Everton, West Ham and Newcastle have shown interest in the midfielder.

Huddersfield has been a great place for Mooy to transition from the A-League to the UK. A small club, a family club, the pressure and expectation compared to some others has been minimal. They have made him one of their own.

But with the Terriers heading down, they may decide to cash in one of their best assets. And it may be in Mooy’s best interests to move on to stay in the Premier League. The former Western Sydney Wanderer should have no shortage of suitors, and can surely do a job for a number of clubs such as Burnley, Southampton, Crystal Palace, Brighton, Bournemouth and others.

Leeds United and Sheffield United are also both pushing hard for promotion. A switch to a nearby Premier League club, staying in Yorkshire with his young family, may even appeal come June.

Mooy has etched his name in Huddersfield Town folklore. He’ll always been highly regarded at the John Smith’s Stadium. But to stay at the top and remain in competition with the best players on the planet, his future may lie elsewhere.