Rovers have several players out on loan in the EFL and abroad, but how are they getting on at their respective clubs?
George Pratt
The defender continues to impress at Bradford City in League One. Pratt has made seven appearances for the Bantams so far and they have only conceded once in that run.
Michael Duff took charge at Valley Parade earlier this month following Graham Alexander’s exit to join Preston North End.
Bradford have taken five points from Duff's first three games in charge against Leyton Orient, Stevenage and Burton Albion, and Pratt has started all three.
Bradford are currently third in the table and only a point behind leaders Stockport County.
Connor O’Riordan
The centre-back continues to be a regular starter at Barnsley, although it has been a tough spell for Daniel Stendel’s side.
The Tykes have lost five successive games in all competitions following their 2-1 defeat at Luton Town on Tuesday night.
Barnsley find themselves in the relegation zone with eight points from their opening nine matches.
Axel Henriksson
The midfielder has had another couple of starts under his belt for Danish side Randers since the international break.
He played 75 minutes in the defeat against Viborg and the full 90 in the goalless draw against AC Horsens several days later.
Randers currently sit ninth in the Superliga and are back in action on Friday evening when they host fifth-place Brondby.
Sidnei Tavares
Tavares, who is at Polish outfit Wisla Plock, has also had a couple of starts since the international break.
The 25-year-old played 75 minutes in the defeat at Wieczysta Krakow before and the full 90 in the win against Radomiak Radom earlier this week.
Wisla Plock are 10th in the Ekstraklasa are return to action on Sunday when they head to Jagiellonia Bialystok, who are a couple of points behind in 13th.
Osman Kamara and Nick Michalski
Kamara has been a regular in the Crawley Town squad. He started the EFL Trophy tie against Bromley earlier this month and got an assist as the Red Devils ran out 4-0 winners.
The 20-year-old made appearances off the bench against Chesterfield and Salford City before returning to the starting line-up for the narrow defeat against Shrewsbury Town on Tuesday night.
Meanwhile, Michalski has had to be patient for opportunities in recent weeks with Vito Mannone getting the nod between the sticks.
Crawley are finding it tough in League Two and sitting bottom of the table, with one win and two draws from their opening 10 matches.
The club is now searching for a new manager after sacking ex-Rovers forward Colin Kazim-Richards.
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