The 30-year-old, who has had a turbulent time at the Millers since arriving as their marquee signing in the summer, has returned from a month's stay at St Andrew's, where he featured three times off the bench.
Millers boss Neil Redfearn has made it clear that he does not fit into his plans at New York Stadium and Halford was keen on a return to Blues.
He tweeted: "What ever happens now with me
it's been an honour to put on a @BCFC
shirt this last month. I hope to see u all very soon."
However, having played just 17 minutes and not featuring since December 18, Rowett has confirmed he has no interest in extending Halford's loan.
However, having played just 17 minutes and not featuring since December 18, Rowett has confirmed he has no interest in extending Halford's loan.
Halford exited the Millers on
loan deadline day in November after a disappointing start to his career in South
Yorkshire, where a string of poor performances led to him being stripped of the
captaincy.
A reported fall-out with Eric
Black then followed, taking to Twitter to express his frustration, and he has
been unable to win new boss Neil Redfearn over.
What ever happens now with me it's been an honour to put on a @bcfc shirt this last month. I hope to see u all very soon.— Greg Halford (@GregHalford15) January 2, 2016
