Rotherham United trialist leaves and signs for another club
He scored once in two trial games.
STRIKER Bruce Anderson is another trialist who won't be wearing a Rotherham United shirt next season.
The Scot appeared in two pre-season matches for the Millers but has now returned north of the border and signed for one of his previous clubs, Livingston.
The 27-year-old played against Sheffield United and Darlington - and scored in the latter of those two games - but didn't really show signs that he could be an asset in the forthcoming League Two campaign.
"I was sent a lot of offers down south," he said following the announcement of his deal with Scottish League One Livingston. "For me, it was about getting back to enjoying my football again. It was the right thing for me to come back to here."
Anderson, who started out with Aberdeen, was previously at Almondvale Stadium for three seasons before a two spending the last two years in the Scottish Premiership with Kilmarnock.
Rotherham have had seven trialists with them and have also bid farewell to left-back Kyle McAdam who is poised to join Southend United.
The Advertiser understands some others also departed late last week.