West Ham United midfielder Conor Coventry has signed a contract extension at the London Stadium, keeping him at the club until the end of next season.
The 22-year-old, whose deal was set to expire in the summer, has now seen his deal extended by a further 12 months before leaving West Ham on loan.
Following his new deal, Coventry will spend the second half of the season in the Championship on loan with Rotherham United, who are currently fighting to stay in the division.
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Coventry will link up with former Hammers forward Jordan Hugill at the AESSEAL New York Stadium after Hugill joined the Millers permanently from Norwich City earlier this week.
The Hammers midfielder has played seven times for the first-team this season, including a late cameo appearance in the Premier League in the August defeat to Manchester City.
Of his seven appearances this season, five of them have come in the Europa Conference League.
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