Doncaster Rovers confirm extra bit of transfer movement a day after window closes

The window closed on Monday night but Tuesday saw Rovers ratify the loan exit of youngster Jake Oram. The 19-year-old goalkeeper has signed for non-league side Bradford Park Avenue until the end of the campaign. Oram has spent time at both Matlock Town and Hallam this season, and has also had a temporary spell at Liversedge in the past. Despite having been involved in ample matchday squads, the stopper is yet to make his senior debut for Rovers.

He signed his first professional deal in 2024 although his current contract expires this coming summer.

Speaking about Oram's situation to the Free Press before news of the Bradford PA move broke, manager Grant McCann said: "There's a couple of clubs who want to take him. We'll see how that develops. Jacob (Bryant, goalkeeper) is still in the building but he'll probably go out (on loan) at some point.

"They're two young lads who probably deserve to play in someone's first team at this moment in time. I know Kyle (Letheren, goalkeeping coach) thinks really highly of them. They're developing every day around the first team and are being tested in every session and we just want to help them develop.

"We've got a real good core underneath the first team group who are out playing football at this moment in time. And they're out there for a reason - because we're trying to keep them playing men's football. So when that moment comes and their opportunity arises, whether it's this season or next, they're ready."