Rotherham United manager Steve Evans has hinted that the club could sign Lawrie Wilson on a permanent basis this summer.
Wilson joined the club on loan from Charlton Athletic just 24 hours before making his debut in the 3-2 loss to Sheffield Wednesday last Saturday, and Evans believes that the 27-year-old can fill a void in the squad.
"We have been looking for a player who can play that right side of midfield role for a couple of months now," the Millers boss told reporters. "Someone that could come in with the industry and skilful attributes that improves us.
"It's a wonderful opportunity for a player to look at a football club and a football club to look at a player.
"We have got the option to do something further and that is on Lawrie and ourselves."
Wilson had made 27 appearances for Charlton this season before making the switch to Rotherham.
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Callum Mulvihill
Callum Mulvihill
