Follow your club this 2026-27 seasonpublished at 15:21 BST 7 August
15:21 BST 7 August
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Neil an important factor in Millwall move - Batthpublished at 08:28 BST 6 August
08:28 BST 6 August
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Danny Batth spent the summer training at former club Wolves
Millwall defender Danny Batth has admitted the chance to reunite with Alex Neil was a huge factor in his choice to join the club this summer.
Batth, 35, signed after leaving Derby and worked with Neil at Stoke.
He says Neil's impact on the dressing room is something he hopes can spur the club on.
"We had a great time together," Batth told BBC Radio London.
"I understand what he expects on a daily basis, the togetherness he brings to a dressing room. It was a really important factor."
Batth won promotion to the Premier League during his time at Wolves, and hopes to help Millwall go one better after they finished in the play-offs last year.
"I hope to have an impact in that area. The club has been building over a number of years, the manager has added to that with his experience and tactical awareness.
"You can see in training the ability and togetherness. When you've got both of those, you've got every chance of being at the right end of the table. It is a new season, it'll be competitive."
"It has been an amazing couple of days," Lisbie told BBC Radio London.
"I want to give myself the best opportunity to hit the ground running. I got a call from my agent at the end of the season saying Millwall were interested. It was amazing.
"Being a London boy, hearing Millwall want you is the stuff of dreams."
The 22-year-old hopes he can help the club build on last season's play-off spot in the Championship.
"I was desperate to sign here, the persistence they showed, putting in multiple bids, showed me what I needed to know," he added.
"Seeing from afar that they were games away from the Premier League, the aim is promotion. Knowing I can be a part of that is exciting."
Gillingham sign Kendall on loan from Millwallpublished at 18:00 BST 4 August
18:00 BST 4 August
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Gillingham have signed winger Sheldon Kendall on a season-long loan deal from Millwall.
The 18-year-old has made three senior appearances for the Lions and featured as a substitute in their victories against Newport County and Coventry City in the Carabao Cup last season.
He becomes Gillingham's 11th signing of the summer transfer window so far.
"I can't wait to get started. I can play either side, I'm very direct and I look to take people on," Kendall told Gillingham's website., external
Gossip: Hull plotting move for Lions winger Azeezpublished at 11:42 BST 4 August
11:42 BST 4 August
Millwall's 25-year-old winger Femi Azeez is a target for Hull City after the Nigerian international scored 11 goals and provided eight assists in 35 games last season. (Football League World), external
Defender Grant back for third Bromley spellpublished at 12:07 BST 1 August
12:07 BST 1 August
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Kamarl Grant spent the second half of last season on loan at Blackpool
Kamarl Grant has returned to Bromley for his third loan spell with the club following their promotion to League One.
The 23-year-old defender began his senior career with Sheffield United before joining Millwall in 2022, and since then he has been loaned out to Dagenham & Redbridge and Blackpool as well as having two spells at Hayes Lane.
He has made 58 appearances for the Ravens across those two previous stays, scoring two goals, and he helped the club to promotion to the English Football League in 2024.
Grant came through the youth system at Crystal Palace and, after his release by the Eagles, played for Kinetic Academy, where his performances alerted Blades scouts.
He made three appearances for Blackpool in League One last season after moving to Bloomfield Road for the second half of the campaign.
Gossip: Owls keen on Millwall departeepublished at 11:52 BST 17 July
11:52 BST 17 July
Sheffield Wednesday are interested in signing free agent Billy Mitchell after boyhood club Millwall were unsuccessful in their attempts to keep the 25-year-old midfielder at the Den. (The Star), external
Gossip: Bolton and Millwall eye Celtic strikerpublished at 10:38 BST 16 July
10:38 BST 16 July
Celtic will listen to offers for striker Johnny Kenny this summer, with Millwall and Bolton Wanderers - where the 23-year-old Republic of Ireland international was on loan last season, scoring six goals in 14 appearances - both interested. (Football Insider, external)
"I think as you've seen (on Tuesday), I've got a good left foot, I can make the difference by runs," Servais told BBC Radio London.
"I give everything, every game I'm fighting. I'm good on the ball, I can create chances. I'm good at build-up, so I can do a bit of everything. I hope I can show my qualities a lot this season."
Servais said he knows the Championship is a "very difficult league with a lot of intensity" and that he will have to play more matches than in Belgium.
"That's why I'm happy I'm here fast because I need time to get used to it. But I don't think it will be a big problem for me," he said.
"A lot of people told me if you can play well in the Championship you can play well everywhere.
"That's why I also wanted to come here. If I do well here, it means I can play well everywhere. It will be a big challenge for me, but I'm ready for it."
Millwall were just one point short of automatic promotion to the Premier League last season before losing to Hull City in the play-off semi-finals.
Servais said it is "too early" to speak about whether the club can replicate their push for promotion again in the forthcoming campaign.
"I think the most important is to stay the most consistent in the season and then it will come by itself," he added.
'I've waited well over a year for this' - Lions' Jensenpublished at 16:04 BST 14 July
16:04 BST 14 July
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Jensen has made 43 appearances for the Lions since signing in 2024
Millwall goalkeeper Lukas Jensen says he "can't describe" the feeling of returning to full fitness after overcoming two serious injuries that kept him sidelined for more than a year.
The 26-year-old tore his Achilles in the 2024-25 season before suffering a quad injury in December last year during the final stages of his rehabilitation, delaying his return to first-team action.
"It's a feeling I can't describe," Jensen told the club website, external. "I've been waiting for this moment for well over a year now."
Jensen admitted the road back had tested him both physically and mentally, particularly after suffering a second injury just as he was nearing a return.
"That was the hardest part," he said. "I could finally see the light at the end of the tunnel and then, 21 days before the physio could clear me, I picked up another injury - and it was a rather big one."
Despite the setbacks, the Dane says the experience has changed his perspective.
"It's been a rollercoaster. It's been up and down, but I've learnt so much about my body.
"I can look at the positives now and all the things I've learned. Even though it's been tough, we've all come together now. This is just the start.
"When that first league game is over, I think the feeling is going to be even better."
Jensen says he now feels stronger after completing his rehabilitation.
"We expected the Achilles to take a year, and that's what it's taken. The positive is my Achilles got longer, and it was quite a quick rehab. It's been a year where I've had two injuries.
"Now my body feels good again. I can walk with no pain."
The goalkeeper made 43 appearances in all competitions during his first season at Millwall, keeping 14 clean sheets as the Lions narrowly missed out on the Championship play-offs.
Watching from the sidelines was difficult, but Jensen believes the squad can build on last season's progress.
"The team did unbelievably last year, and I hope we can carry that on," he added.
"We have such a good young team and a good gaffer. We want to get promotion.
"It was a joy. I was sat there smiling after every game. It was a great watch."
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