Rotherham sign Man Utd midfielder Gore
Rotherham United have signed Manchester United midfielder Dan Gore on loan until the end of the season.The 20-year-old has made two senior appearances for the Premier League side and has captained the club's under-21 team this season.He joined Port Vale on loan last season in January but injury restricted him to just one game.Gore could make his debut for the Millers in Saturday's trip to League One leaders Birmingham City (15:00 GMT).
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