Huddersfield Town midfielder Scott High joins Championship rivals Rotherham United on a season-long loan
The arrival of High follows on from the addition of vastly-experienced former Leeds United, Huddersfield and Middlesbrough defender Lee Peltier and takes the Millers' number of close-season captures to nine.
Dewsbury-born High, 21, a high-energy player in the middle of the park, made his first-team breakthrough with Town last term and had a run in the side during the autumn and winter.
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Hide AdHigh made 25 appearances last term, including 14 league starts.
Earlier in his career, High - who began as a junior at Penistone Church - spent loan spells at Shrewsbury Town and at National League South side Concord Rangers.
High signed a long-term deal at Town back in May 2021 and he is contracted at the club until the summer of 2025, with the club having the option of a further year’s extension.
Former B Team captain High was named as Town's Academy Player of the Year in 2019.
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Hide AdSpeaking on Thursday, Paul Warne said he was close to bringing in another midfielder, with the Millers chief chasing two players in that area of the pitch - a permanent signing and one loan addition.
He said: "There are two options and if I can get two I will. One is a free and one is a loan.
"I am meeting the loan one this afternoon. I just think we need to get as much. The midfield is the strongest part of our team, but we are only ever one injury away from a disaster.
"The way we play with three high energy midfielders, I really think you need to carry six."