Rotherham United land Huddersfield Town striker to make it two deadline-day deals

Rotherham United tonight left it late to sign Huddersfield Town youngster George Sebine as they brought in two League One forwards in the final minutes of the summer transfer window.

After making 13 signings, the Millers were in the market for a pair of strikers to complete their business under new boss Alex Bruce.

They announced Peterborough United’s Klaidi Lolos had joined on loan five minutes before the 11pm deadline.

And they also revealed, at 11.45pm, that 19-year-old Sebine was also coming to AESSEAL New York Stadium as a loanee.

The teenager already has some senior experience.

He scored once in six League One games for the Terriers last season and has made two appearances for them this term, including one in this evening’s 3-1 win over Oxford United.

Following the arrival of 30-something hitmen Paul Mullin and Tom Bradshaw, Bruce had been keen to add some youth to his League Two frontline that also includes another new boy, 25-year-old Fabio Tavares.

Lolo, aged 25, spent part of last season on loan at Crawley Town for whom he was a regular scorer in a previous spell there.

He has made only seven league appearances for Peterborough, without scoring, since joining them from Bolton Wanderers last summer.