Rotherham defender Matt Olosunde moves on after rejecting new contract following Championship relegation
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The defender was offered fresh terms at the end of last season, but has informed the club that he will not be signing.
It is a blow for the Millers ahead of their League One campaign, where they hope to bounce straight back to the Championship.
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Hide AdOlosunde had an impressive two years following his arrival on a free transfer from Manchester United, making 72 appearances.
Once their Championship relegation fate was sealed, it made Rotherham's chances of keeping the right-back much harder and he has now decided his future lies elsewhere.
Olosunde follows Clark Robertson in rejecting a new deal and boss Paul Warne who faces a huge summer rebuild job, is accepting of the American's decision.
"On behalf of everyone here, I would like to say what a pleasure it has been to work with Matty for the last couple of years,” he said.
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Hide Ad"As we try to with every player that comes through the door, we have worked on making him a better player than when he joined us and I hope that he agrees that we have been successful in doing so.
"He leaves the club with absolutely no animosity as he looks to pursue a new challenge somewhere else and goes very much with our blessing. Matty and his representatives felt as though it was time for a fresh start and are hopeful that he can secure a deal to continue playing in the Championship or at similar standard somewhere else in the world - something we totally understand.
"Matty is a good lad who has grown in confidence both on the pitch and off it and I hope that our footballing paths cross again in the future."