Duncan Watmore, a forward who formerly played for Sunderland, Middlesbrough, and Millwall, has been signed by Rotherham United. Watmore was a free agent and has signed a contract that lasts until the end of the season.

According to Alan Nixon, Rotherham United have renewed their interest in signing 31-year-old forward Duncan Watmore, who has been a free agent since leaving Millwall in the summer. The attacker had been training with Sheffield Wednesday for the last few weeks, but a deal there is currently not feasible due to restrictions and the club's off-field problems. This situation has created an opportunity for the Millers to secure the player, as they look to add options to a depleted frontline and address a run of six consecutive defeats in which they have scored only one goal. A successful move would end a frustrating period for Watmore, who had failed to secure several opportunities to continue his career in the EFL.