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Derby County swoop for free agent as former Nottingham Forest defender eases injury crisis

The Rams have been forced into the transfer market because of an injury crisis in defence at Pride Park

Derby County manager John Eustace.

Derby County have completed a free agent transfer.

The Rams have been forced into the transfer market because of an injury crisis in defence at Pride Park.

Boss John Eustace had been left with just one fit centre-back in Dion Sanderson, but he has now swooped for Jack Robinson.

The 33-year-old arrives at Derby having left Birmingham City earlier this summer.

His contract was cancelled by mutual consent at the start of September.

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He had spent over five years at Sheffield United before joining Birmingham, helping the Blades win promotion to the Premier League having moved to Bramall Lane from Nottingham Forest.

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