Out-of-favour Doncaster Rovers man extends loan stay at non-league side
Joe Sbarra will remain away from Doncaster Rovers and stay out on loan for the rest of the season.
Sbarra joined Solihull Moors, his former club, back in November on an arrangement that was due to run out this month. After impressing for the National League club, the 26-year-old will stay in his native Midlands until the end of the 2025-26 campaign.
Sbarra found opportunities at Rovers hard to come by, with just eight appearances prior to his loan departure. He has become a regular at Moors, with six goals in eight league games.
Solihull boss Chris Millington said: "This is news that I’m sure everyone connected with the club can celebrate. Joe’s presence has been great for the staff and his teammates, his goals have highlighted his importance to our campaign and this news will rightly solidify his status as a Moors favourite."
Sbarra's contract at the Eco-Power Stadium expires this coming summer, but the club hold an option to extend those terms if they so wish.
It is unclear at this stage whether Rovers have a recall option invoked in the loan extension.
Last week saw news announced that Zain Westbrooke and Kyle Hurst would spend the rest of this season at Scunthorpe United.