Doncaster sign Dundee United winger Middleton
Doncaster Rovers have signed Dundee United winger Glenn Middleton on a two-year deal.The 25-year-old will join the newly promoted League One side on 1 July when his contract with the Scottish Premiership side ends.He scored eight goals in 84 league appearances for United after joining from Rangers."I've been tracking Glenn for quite a bit - even back to my first spell here, he was a player we really liked," boss Grant McCann told the club website., external
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