Wolves defender Dexter Lembikisa has completed a temporary exit from the Premier League club.

Lembikisa signed for lower division Rotherham on a season long-loan deal this week.

The 19-year-old has departed Wolves for the first time as a loanee, as he seeks regular first team football.

Pathways manager Steve Davis stated of the defender, who will play regularly in the Championship: “Dexter has progressed really well and clubs will have taken notice of his spell with Jamaica recently, playing a key factor in where he's ended up for his first loan.

“He's more than capable of doing well in the Championship. It's a good place to be, a good club to go to and it's a great first loan for him. It's a reward for his progression through to the first-team and also with his call-up at international level.

“The stint with the first-team has really helped and training with those players everyday has brought him on again and pushed him to see what he can do more of. When players train regularly with the first-team, we find that they have to up their game and they get to know what the standard's like.

“He's always been a confident boy and felt that he belongs in that company, which has helped him settle quickly into the first-team environment.

“When you've got someone who is consistent each day and doesn't look out of place in that environment with top-class players, you have to have every confidence that when he does get an opportunity, he'll be fine.

“He's going to have some really tough games against some really good opposition. The wingers in that league will be good and some are top Championship and Premier League wingers, so he's going to get tested.

“I'm interested to see how he copes with that. I'll be going to watch the games and will keep a close eye on his progression."