It was Rotherham United who loaned Kioso to Posh in July 2023 before recalling him five months later to the frustration of the player who had loved life at London Road where he played for a top quality side.
Rotherham then sold him to Oxford who loaned him to Posh in August.
Jonson Clarke-Harris is another recent player to have turned out for both clubs and Steve Evans has managed them both.
The list of players here includes Wembley winners for both Posh and Rotherham, promotion winners for both clubs and record signings for both clubs. How many do you remember?

1. PAUL CRICHTON
Goalkeeper who had two spells with Posh between 1986 and 1989, firstly on loan from Nottingham Forest and then on a full-time contract after Forest let him go. He played 59 times for Posh before leaving on a free transfer for Doncaster. Crichton also had a 6-game loan spell at Rotherham while at Forest. Photo: s

2. PHIL CROSBY
This accomplished defender made 45 Fourth Division appearances for Posh as they won promotion in the 1990-91 season. He was voted player-of-the-season by the fans, but left the club that summer because he wanted to return up North. He moved to York City. Crosby had made 183 Football League appearances for Rotherham, helping them to the Division Four title, before joining Posh in 1989 for £42,500. He made 102 Posh appearances in total for Posh, scoring twice. Photo: David Lowndes

3. GARY MARTINDALE
This sharpshooter scored 18 goals in 43 appearances in his one (uncompleted) season at Posh in 1995-96. He had moved to Posh on a free transfer from Bolton. Posh sold him to Notts County for £175,000 in March 1996. Martindale moved on to the Rotherham in 1998, but struggled to hold down a regular starting place and moved into non-league football with Telford in 2000. Martindale scored 6 goals in 18 games for Rotherham. In 2003 he played and scored twice for Burscough (pictured) in a 3-1 FA Trophy Final win over Tamworth at Wembley. Photo: Mike Finn-Kelcey

4. BILLY MCEWAN
An intelligent midfielder who was a key man in the 1977-78 Posh team that missed out on promotion from the old Division Three on goal difference. McEwan was signed from Mansfield for £17,500 and went on to make 77 Posh appearances scoring three goals before he left for Rotherham after Posh had been relegated in the 1977-79 season. McEwan helped Rotherham to a Third Division title and went to become the club's manager. Photo: s

