ROTHERHAM United have completed the signing of Brentford keeper Julian Eyestone on a season-long loan.

The American-born custodian has become the club’s 11th new arrival of the summer window.

He will provide competition for existing first-team keeper Ted Cann.

Born in Dallas, Eyestone joined the FC Dallas Academy setup at the age of nine in 2015 and enjoyed an impressive rise through the ranks and in college soccer.

Latest Rotherham United signing Julian Eyestone. Picture courtesy of RUFC.

placeholder image — Latest Rotherham United signing Julian Eyestone. Picture courtesy of RUFC.

Eyestone’s feats started to attract interest from overseas and he joined Brentford in the summer of 2024.

The Texan linked up with the Bees’ B team on a three-year-deal and made 24 B team appearances in the 2024-25 campaign.

His development was further rewarded last summer when he was promoted to the first-team setup, as well as putting pen-to-paper on a new six-year deal, with the option of a further two years.

Eyestone has also turned out for the American national team’s under 19s, under 20s and under 21s sides, as well as being called up to join the USA’s extended FIFA World Cup campaign earlier in the close season.

The Millers start their League Two season at Cheltenham Town on Saturday.