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Millwall have agreed a deal to sign Burton Albion’s Max Crocombe on a free transfer.
The 31-year-old has joined the London club following the expiration of his contract with Burton after making 95 appearances with the Brewers over two seasons.
The New Zealand international began his professional career at Oxford United in 2010, spending six seasons under contract with the club, before playing for five different clubs between 2016 and 2023, when he joined Burton Albion.
Brewers’ fans have been posting to social media under Millwall’s announcement on what the London club can expect from their latest signing.
Burton Albion fans react as Max Crocombe signs for Millwall
Max Crocombe is the latest signing to move to the Den, the first signing in this summer transfer window for Millwall.
Fans from Burton wished the New Zealand international well in his next move and have offered Millwall an insight into what to expect from Crocombe.
One fan wrote on social media: “Look after him. Proper keeper. Good luck, Max.”
Another fan tried to encourage those Millwall fans with doubts around Crocombe due to him playing in the third tier of English football.
They said: “You have yourself a good keeper, Millwall; please don’t be put off by the fact he has been in League 1; he has been one of the best in that league for a couple of years.”
Another fan added: “Max Crocombe is a top keeper and a really decent guy………Make sure you look after him, Millwall.”
While one fan hoped it was the start of the summer deals for the club, they said: “Can we get a Den double delight today, admin?”
Max Crocombe is excited about his future at Millwall
The New Zealander has already let his thoughts about the move to London be known in the announcement of the signing, as he said a few words about joining the club.
While Millwall fans will have to wait a while before they see him lining out for them at the Den, they can look at how he feels about the move and how he will aim to perform for them.
Speaking to the club, he said: “The club speaks for itself, really, the size of it.
“I’ve been given an unbelievable opportunity to represent Millwall Football Club, so I really can’t wait to get going.
“Obviously the fanbase and how passionate they are – that was a huge pull.”