Doncaster Rovers have agreed terms with Thailand international and ex Rotherham United junior goalkeeper Jamie Waite on a non-contract basis.
The former Cambridge United and MK Dons man - Waite, the son of a British father and Thai mother - was released by Bradford City earlier this summer.
The Plymouth-born 22-year-old is now declared fit after surviving cancer of the lymph gland that
spread to his chest and needed 10 months of tiring chemotherapy sessions.
Waite will have to fight for a place in the first-team squad alongside current number one Neil Sullivan and Ben Smith.
The six footer was recommended to Rovers' boss Seaon O'Driscoll by ex-player Barry Richardson after Jamie was trained by him at Nottingham Forest.
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