Rotherham United loan exit for Tolaji Bola

He has departed the Championship Millers and dropped down two divisions to join Bradford City's League Two play-off push.

The 24-year-old will spend he rest of the season on loan at Valley Parade where the manager is Manchester United legend Mark Hughes.

Since his move from Arsenal to South Yorkshire in the summer of 2021, Bola has featured in just six league matches and has made nine appearances in cup competitions.

The left-footer's only two outings this term came as a substitute against Blackpool and Middlesbrough in the second tier.

Injuries have hampered him but he is now clear of a lingering quad issue.

His contract with Rotherham runs until the end of June 2024.

The player told Bradford's media team: “I am really happy to be here and cannot wait to get started.

“I was really attracted by the history of the club, the fanbase and, of course, the manager. All those things made it an easy decision to join.

“The gaffer has spoken about wanting an attacking outlet and quality from wide areas. I pride myself on defending but can also get forward and contribute towards attacks.

“I want to show what I can do, make a difference and help the team reach our goal of promotion, which I am sure we can achieve.”