Millwall have added to their midfield ranks with the capture of Maikel Kieftenbeld.

The 30-year-old has put pen-to-paper on an 18-month deal after joining from Birmingham City - and re-unites with former boss Gary Rowett.

Kieftenbeld was a fan favourite at St. Andrews, joining the Blues in 2015 from Groningen in his home nation of Holland, and was a regular fixture in the first four seasons in the Midlands.

Unfortunately a bad cruciate knee ligament injury picked up in April 2019 forced him out for a lot of the 2019/20 campaign, and it was 10 months later he returned to the pitch for Birmingham.

That injury hasn't hampered him this season though, as after a spell out of the side at the start of the season, Aitor Karanka began to use him more frequently, and the Dutchman started seven of the last 10 league games for Birmingham.

But with his contract expiring in the summer, Rowett took the chance to swoop for a player he tried to sign when he was at Derby County in 2017 - only for the signatures to be exchanged too late in the day for EFL approval.

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There was no issues with this one though, with Millwall adding a player to their ranks who their fans will no doubt love as he leaves everything on the pitch.

They've been reacting to the signing and unlike Birmingham fans who were almost unanimously furious to see him leave, Lions fans have mixed views with some believing that strengthening is needed elsewhere.