Doncaster Rovers Sign Jordan Thomas on Three-Year Deal
Doncaster Rovers have signed Jordan Thomas on a three-year deal, strengthening their squad ahead of the new season. The 25-year-old winger joins the club after his contract expired at Cheltenham Town in the summer.
Positive Conversations with the Manager
Speaking after arriving at the club, Thomas spoke about the positive conversations he had with manager Grant McCann. "I had a really good conversation with the Gaffer before signing, and from there I knew that this was the place that I wanted to be," Thomas said. "The club is really going in the right direction, and I'm very excited to be a part of that."
McCann Excited to Have Thomas on Board
McCann, who helped Doncaster earn promotion to League One by winning the League Two title in 2024/25, talked about the excitement of Thomas being part of the squad. "Jordan is a very dynamic wide player who likes to get at people and express himself. He's a very confident young player in terms of when he's on the football pitch and a really pleasant lad off it."
League Standing and Season Outlook
Doncaster Rovers currently sit 15th in League One, with 53 points from 42 games, and are 40 points behind leaders Lincoln. They have scored 43 goals and conceded 64 this season, with a -21 goal difference. With the signing of Thomas, the club is looking to improve their season prospects and make a push for a higher league position.
What Comes Next?
Thomas will be looking to make an impact at the club and help Doncaster Rovers achieve a positive season. With his experience and skills, he is expected to be a key player for the club in the upcoming season.
