Portsmouth Football Club can announce that Danny Rose has left the club by mutual consent and signed for Swindon.
The 30-year-old midfielder arrived on the south coast in the summer of 2016 and netted five goals in 64 appearances for the club.
He was a key member of the side that secured the League Two title in his first season at Fratton Park.
Rose said: “There is a tinge of sadness because I had plenty of great times at Pompey and we achieved a lot over past few years.
“But it’s come to the point where I need to be playing games again and enjoying being out on the pitch.
"The lads have put in a lot of hard work over the first half of the season and promotion would be nothing less than they deserve."
“There’s a lot of quality at the club and I’m sure they’ll be doing everything they can to get over the line this season.
“The lads have put in a lot of hard work over the first half of the campaign and promotion would be nothing less than they deserve.
“I’d also like to take this opportunity to thank the fans for the incredible support they have given me.
“I have always been given fantastic backing – both when I was playing on the pitch and also through the more difficult times, like when I was out injured.
“They are the heartbeat of this football club and hopefully they will have plenty to celebrate in the future.”
Everyone at Pompey would like to thank Danny for his excellent contribution to the club and wish him all the best for the future.
Thank you, @Danny_Rose7 💙#Pompey pic.twitter.com/GdSrZuflmT
— Portsmouth FC (@officialpompey) January 17, 2019