Robins eyes Bopp stay

Rotherham United manager Mark Robins has opened new contract talks with midfielder Eugen Bopp.

The 23-year-old former Nottingham Forest star moved to Millmoor last summer, initially on a short-term contract, that was later extended to the end of this season.

He has been sidelined since February with a knee injury, but Robins told the Sheffield Star: "I think he has something to offer us next season.

"We're looking for him to get fit again now."

Bopp has scored five goals in 31 appearances for the Millers this term.

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