Rotherham United and Brandon Williams ... it might not be over after all
The player left the Millers camp last week
Rotherham United have left the door ajar for a possible return for the trialist who has parted company with them in a bid to earn a contract elsewhere.
Former Manchester United defender Brandon Williams spent all summer on trial with the Millers before leaving them around a fortnight ago after no offer of a deal was forthcoming.
However, boss Alex Bruce isn't entirely ruling out the club and player coming back together again.
"I don't know what's going to happen with him as of yet," the head coach said. "He's one that we're monitoring. He's not been training here for the last few of days.
"He's been looking at a couple of options - seeing what's out there, basically. So, watch this space and we'll see what happens with him."
Williams, who made more than 50 appearances for the Red Devils, is seeking to revive his career after going through issues off the pitch that led to a suspended prison sentence.
He featured in all seven of League Two Rotherham's pre-season friendlies and continued to train with them after the new campaign kicked off on August 8.
However, the Millers had other priorities in the transfer window and they didn't put terms on the table for the 25-year-old left-back.
A picture emerged of him on social media last week that appeared to show him training with another fourth-tier side, Rochdale.
When the Advertiser asked Bruce if he expected the player to come back into the fold, he replied: "I'm not sure just yet, to be honest. It's on the fence."