Mansfield Town chairman John Radford and manager David Flitcroft have accepted a request by striker Danny Rose to withdraw himself from the transfer list.
The 24-year-old had submitted a request to be placed on the list amid speculation surrounding a potential transfer in early August.
But after conceding to ‘poor advice’ upon reflection, the frontman has committed his future to the Stags.
The news follows a recent meeting with Rose and Stags’ boss David Flitcroft at One Call Stadium.
In a statement, Rose said: “I’ve had another really productive meeting with the gaffer.
“Every professional footballer wants to play at a higher level and I am determined to do that with Mansfield Town.”
“I am fully committed to what the manager is focusing on achieving with the squad and despite not getting the results we’ve all wanted in recent weeks, we can all see the progress we’re making and the excellent style of football being produced.
“That is a result of smart work on the training ground, innovative training methods and a real desire from the boys to succeed for the club.
“We all feel that we aren’t far away at all from being a real force in this division and are absolutely committed to accomplishing our goals for the gaffer, the board, staff and our fantastic supporters.
“I have apologised to the gaffer, chairman, my team-mates and our fans for accepting some bad advice during the last transfer window and wish to make it clear that my sole focus is contributing towards this squad in our aim to win football matches on a consistent basis.
“Every professional footballer wants to play at a higher level and I am determined to do that with Mansfield Town.”
