Rotherham United boss open to bringing back Huddersfield Town loan star Rarmani Edmonds-Green

The defender spent the season at the AESSEAL New York Stadium on a temporary switch from Huddersfield and turned into a key player.

Nicknamed ‘Reg’, he played 38 times in all competitions and scored the opening goal in the 2-0 win at Gillingham which sealed promotion to the Championship.

The 23-year-old said he was honoured to play for the Millers.

“I'd like to say a massive thank you to everyone at @OfficialRUFC, the manager, coaching staff, all my team-mates and especially the fans,” he said on Twitter.

“Never did I think I would enjoy my football so much and achieve what we have this season.

“Was an honour to represent such a great club.”

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He will now return to the John Smith’s Stadium to pursue his career there but boss Paul Warne is open to the idea of him coming back next season.

Warne could be helped if the Terriers win promotion into the Premier League via the play-offs.

But he knows that any deal to bring Edmonds-Green back would happen late into the August transfer window.

“Reg is a very ‘Rotherhamesque’ player. But respectfully, Huddersfield might have him in their plans next year,” Warne said.

“They wanted him to play games and he has played no end and has done really well.

“Although Huddersfield might go up and might not think he is suitable for them in the Premier League; I don’t know.

“But what I do know with Reg is he is the ‘last point’ in the window because, as I will with my (contracted) players, they will all come in and train and I will see who impresses me.

“As the window gets closer, I may think, ‘he is not going to play as much as I thought he would, I will let him out on loan.’”

The Millers squad have returned from their Las Vegas promotion party and those out of contract will meet with Warne this week to determine their future.