Rotherham Boss hopes big as he foresee magic moments ahead..

ROTHERHAM UNITED manager Leam Richardson is positive and hopeful that the club will be able to bring in some new signings ‘sooner rather than later’ after seeing two loanees return to their parent clubs this week.

Everyone would want bodies in and a really good number of players to work with as a coach and manager.

We’re in the race with everybody else and we’re doing our best to come to some conclusions and add quality to our team.

“I’m exactly the same as they(fans) are eager to get things done, to get bodies in the building. Many discussions have taken place. Fingers crossed, we can bring people in sooner rather than later.”

On the departures of Lembikisa and Onyedinma, he continued: “Firstly, I want to thank both players for the time and effort they put in with a Rotherham shirt and I thank their parent clubs for allowing them to come across.Dexter Lembikisa was recalled by Wolves, amid reports that the Midlands club are considering another loan for the highly-rated right-back, with other Championship clubs mentioned as being interested in his services.

Meanwhile, injury-hit attacking midfielder Fred Onyedinma has headed back to Luton Town, having also signed on a season-long loan last summer alongside Lembikisa.Onyedinma has not featured since injuring himself in the warm-up ahead of the game at Hull City at the end of November.

On the quest for new incoming signings, Richardson, whose side welcome Stoke City on Saturday, said: “We’re trying hard.”

We need bodies, and a certain quality of players to help us with the challenge ahead of us,to make conclusions in the coming days.