Birmingham City have terminated Jack Robinson’s contract by mutual consent on what is his 33rd birthday.The defender leaves the Blues just 12 months into a two-year deal.Jack Robinson has had an eventful birthday for the second successive yearGettyBizarrely, Robinson secured a move to St Andrews on the exact same day last year meaning he was signed and released on consecutive birthdays.Robinson’s nightmare Birmingham spellRobinson, who signed from Sheffield United a year ago, has struggled to find his best form since arriving at the Midlands club.He was dismissed in just his second game for the club against local rivals Coventry City.And it got worse for the centre-back when he received another red card two games later in a league fixture against Hull City.Things went from bad to worse for Robinson when he scored an own goal and conceded a penalty against former club Sheffield United.Robinson represented Birmingham just 16 times in what was a lively stint at the club.Birmingham announced his departure on X writing: “The club can confirm that Jack Robinson has left the Club following the mutual termination of his contract.“Everyone at Blues would like to thank Jack for his efforts while at the Club and wish him well for the future.”The decision to part ways came just hours before Birmingham Championship clash at home to Southampton, with the match finishing 1-1.The Blues went into the match buoyed by Friday’s 2-1 win at Wrexham – their first win of the season.Robinson was sent off twice within his first four games for the clubGettyThe Blues have secured a season-long loan for Hull’s Liam MillarGettyBirmingham boss Chris Davies received some positive news during his side’s clash against the Saints with the news that Liam Millar had joined the club on a season-long loan deal.The Hull City star, who featured for Canada at this summer’s World Cup, played a key role in the Tigers’ Championship play-off triumph last season.He made 38 appearances for Hull last season, scoring three goals and registering five assists.The 26-year-old played in Hull’s Premier League opening weekend victory over Manchester United.He then scored the winner in Saturday’s 1-0 win at Coventry to hand Hull maximum points from their opening two fixtures.The Canadian has clocked up 44 caps for his country and featured in three of their five World Cup matches.