Rotherham United's Denzel Hall on the move? Not for the money being offered

Rotherham United have rejected out of hand a bid for Denzel Hall from League Two rivals Salford City.

The Millers value the Dutchman at more than £1 million and Championship side Preston North End were willing to pay that before he suffered a hamstring injury last January.

Salford's offer is believed to be way, way below the figure the Rotherham would accept for the 25-year-old who came to AESSEAL New York Stadium in July 2025 after being spotted playing for Herenveen in Holland's top division, the Eredivise, by director of football recruitment Rob Scott

It remains to be seen whether the Ammies, who have invested heavily in recruitment this summer, come back with an improved bid.

Hall returned to fitness in April and played in five games towards the close of the Millers' League One relegation campaign.

The right-back/wing-back has started both matches of the new season: the Carabao Cup home clash with West Bromwich Albion and the fourth-tier trip to Cheltenham Town.

Hall arrived in S60 for no initial fee, although Rotherham have since had hand over a five-figure sum based on his number of appearances for them.

They are in a strong bargaining position as the player still has two years left on his contract.

The Advertiser discussed Hall with Alex Bruce last week and suggested that he may see himself as being better than fourth-tier level.

The head coach replied: "I'm sure he does. I'm sure a lot of people see themselves as better than League Two.

"But the fact is, we are where we are. So, if you want to get out of League Two, you'd better roll your sleeves up and get out of it."

If Hall stays and recaptures the form he showed earlier in his Millers career, he would be likely to attract interest from Championship sides again.

Salford signed Rotherham old boy Joe Powell in June following the expiry of the midfielder's two-year deal in S60.

They are due at New York for a league encounter on Saturday September 12.