Zepiqueno Redmond:

Huddersfield loanee aims to write own script in English football after leaving Feyenoord for Aston Villa.

Huddersfield signed striker Zepiqueno Redmond on loan from Aston Villa this summer. The 19-year-old joined Villa on a free transfer from Feyenoord.

Redmond made his Champions League debut against AC Milan at the San Siro in February 2025. Watch Bradford against Huddersfield live on Sky.

Zepiqueno Redmond, whose name is inspired by a four-time Oscar-nominated Brazilian film, is now looking to write his own script after leaving Feyenoord for Aston Villa and joining Huddersfield Town on loan this summer.

Redmond attended the Alexandria ’66, CVV Zwervers, and ADO Den Haag youth academies before joining Feyenoord in 2019. He is now in England at the Kirklees Stadium for the next chapter of his promising career.

The 19-year-old hopes to become the latest player with Suriname ties to prosper among Europe’s best, following in the footsteps of Frank Rijkaard, Edgar Davids, Clarence Seedorf, and Virgil van Dijk, among others.

Despite being named after the main antagonist, Zepequeno, from the 2002 Brazilian Oscar-nominated crime drama City of God, the similarities between the new Huddersfield striker and the power-hungry villain, also known as Lil’ze, end there.

“I think he’s a good person and a good player,” his former Feyenoord U21 coach Pascal Bosschaart told Sky Sports. “I believe on the pitch, he is a player who will not give up. He always gives his all. In the dressing room, he’s a character.