Championship interest in Rotherham United's Sam Nombe. And the prospect of bids for Ar'Jany Martha
A CHAMPIONSHIP side are among the clubs weighing up making an offer for Rotherham United hitman Sam Nombe.
The striker is set to leave AESSEAL New York Stadium this summer as the Millers cash in on their record signing who is approaching the final 12 months of his four-year deal.
Two teams have already made contact with Rotherham - one in the second tier and the other a major outfit in League One.
The Millers have just exited the third tier and Nombe - the top scorer at AESSEAL New York Stadium for the last two seasons - is highly unlikely to still be in South Yorkshire when life in League Two begins in August.
The 27-year-old became the club's first-ever seven-figure arrival when he moved from Exeter City for a fee of just over £1 million in 2023.
Rotherham will be looking to recoup as much of that sum as possible for their centre-forward who has bagged 31 goals in 124 appearances for them.
He was brought in by Matt Taylor - under whom he'd played at Exeter - and scored only three times in his first year in S60 as the Millers slid out of the Championship.
But he fared much better in his next two campaigns and proved to be one of the most dangerous frontmen in League One.
Meanwhile, Rotherham are expecting bids from abroad for Dutch-born attacker Ar'Jany Martha who has two years left on the deal he signed last July when he left Belgian side Beerschot.
The skilful 22-year-old made an initial big impact, although his form faded in the second half of the season.
That hasn't stopped teams in Europe tracking him and he will become an attractive proposition if he fares well in the forthcoming World Cup with his national side, Curacao.