Since Rotherham United might not have started planning for the upcoming League One season, they probably have one eye on the crucial summer transfer market.
As things stand, Rotherham United is sixteen points from safety and at the bottom of the standings. It appears like the Millers will be relegated from the Championship this season, barring a miracle.
The roster’s reorganisation is crucial to the season’s accomplishments with all promotions and relegations, regardless of level. As a result, while incomings are expected, there may also be a large number of outgoings.
In light of it, the following three players might have played their final match for Rotherham United.
Dani Ayala
Ayala, who signed a one-year contract, hasn’t exactly made an impression in his first season at Rotherham United due to red cards and injuries.
Since making his debut in November of last year, he has only started five games. Given that his contract expires in the summer and he is presently out due to injury, it seems unlikely that he will receive a new contract offer.
Grant Hall
Grant Hall is another former Middlesbrough centre back who is presently playing for the Millers. In addition to being injured and nearing the end of his contract, the 32-year-old has appeared in very few games this season.
Hall is unlikely to play for the team again unless he heals from his long-term injury in time for the season to conclude. He has only started two games for the team. Naturally, a new contract might still be extended to him, but only time will tell.
Curtis Durose
Durose, who is the third and last player on this list, is only twenty years old and has only made one appearance for the Millers senior squad. Right now, he’s playing non-league football on loan with Matlock Town.
Since he is out of contract and unlikely to make the first team, he may have already played his last game for the team. Nonetheless, Rotherham United might believe he has something to offer later on.
