Danny Amos not ready to give up senior spot at Doncaster Rovers as he targets new contract
He has grasped his opportunity for first team football and Danny Amos is not ready to let go.
The full back was handed his first league start of the campaign for Doncaster Rovers in Saturday’s win over Wycombe Wanderers.
And he has targeted keeping the starting berth for the remainder of the campaign - as well as securing his future at the club beyond that.
“The win helps me and to perform like I did, I think I did well,” the 20-year-old said.
“Hopefully I’ve done well enough to earn my spot for the next game and we’ll see what happens in training.
“I’d love to play every game for the rest of the season and push for that play-off spot.”
Amos will face competition from Reece James once he returns from injury, plus Cameron John who had initially stood in at left back in James’ absence.
The Sheffield-born defender will see his contract at the club expire in the summer.
He is out to see that extended and believes he can prove his worth when given the opportunity.
“I can only do what I can when I’m in the squad and the gaffer has shown he’s got the full trust in me,” he said.
“I’ve just got to keep doing what I’m doing and hopefully the gaffer picks me for the next game.
“We’ve got a big week coming up and hopefully we can get on a winning run.”