The club owe hundreds of thousands of pounds to the Inland Revenue, reports BBC Radio Sheffield.

Former directors Dino Maccio and Alan Cartledge are reportedly ready to submit a rescue bid and they have a deal to keep the club at Millmoor.

The Millers are scheduled to host Dagenham & Redbridge on Saturday.

The club received a 10-point penalty in March when they entered administration for the second time in three seasons.

Millers manager Mark Robins told BBC Radio Sheffield: "A lot of people care deeply about this club.

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"We've got to get things sorted out and resolved as quickly as possible."

Rotherham said they owed the money to the Inland Revenue because of falling attendances, as well as a smaller than expected insurance claim for summer flood damage.

The club had previously been saved from liquidation in the summer of 2006 when creditors backed a Company Voluntary Agreement.