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Rotherham sign veteran striker Bradshaw
Tom Bradshaw ended last season on loan in League One with Barnsley [Shutterstock] Rotherham United have signed experienced striker Tom Bradshaw on a one-year deal. The 34-year-old was a free agent after leaving Oxford United at the end of last season. The former Wales international has scored 115 goals in 473 career league appearances. Bradshaw, who becomes Rotherham's ninth summer signing, could make his debut for the League Two side in Saturday's Carabao Cup first-round tie against West Bromwich Albion. His deal includes an option for another year, although the club have not disclosed whether that is in their favour or the player's. All done deals in August 2026 All the latest Rotherham United news
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