Former Huddersfield Town trialist Leon Best is training with Championship rivals Rotherham United.
The former Republic of Ireland striker spent time with Town earlier this season and featured in a development match against Ipswich Town at PPG Canalside.
Manager Chris Powell held initial talks with the 29-year-old , a free agent after leaving Blackburn Rovers in the summer.
But no deal was forthcoming, and the ex-Newcastle United man moved on.
The Nottingham-born player began his career at Southampton and also had a spell at Coventry City.
Blackburn paid £3m for his signature in 2012.
Rotherham manager Neil Redfearn said: “Leon has experience of playing Premier League and Championship football.
“He’s a proven scorer that’s been out the game for a little bit.
“Ideally you want to look in training and in a game, if not a couple of games.
“What Leon carries is experience. He is a fit boy. He’s 29 and he looks lean and sharp and he’s been looking after himself.
“We just need to see if the hunger is there”
