Brentford Development Squad midfield player Tyrell Miller-Rodney has returned from his loan spell at Boreham Wood.
The 20-year-old, who signed a new one-year contract last summer, linked up with the Vanarama Conference South leaders last month but has now returned to Brentford.
He played two games for the Hertfordshire side and was an unused substitute on two more occasions.
Tyrell joined Brentford on a scholarship in 2011, came through the Youth Team ranks and signed a one-year professional deal in 2013 before extending it in the summer.
He played 11 Development Squad games in 2012/13 and made nine appearances in the Under-21 Professional Development League Two South in 2013/14, scoring twice.
The combative midfielder was an unused substitute in Brentford’s Capital One Cup defeat away at Derby County in August 2013, his first taste of First Team action, and also had a spell on loan at Maidenhead United last term.
He has played nine Under-21 league games this season, scoring once.
Meanwhile, Kieran Morris has joined Maidenhead, also of the Vanarama Conference South, on a Youth Loan.
The Development Squad central defender made the move at the end of last week and was an unused substitute as Maidenhead drew 1-1 away to Havant and Waterlooville on Saturday, February 21.
It is Kieran’s second loan of the season.
He made seven appearances on loan at Northern Premier League Stourbridge.
Now he has returned to fitness he has gone out on loan at a higher level.
Kieran, 19, had been on the books of Stourbridge at youth level before joining Brentford.
He signed a new one-year contract in last summer after originally joining The Bees in 2013.
The centre back played for England Schoolboys in the Under-18 Centenary Shield and England Colleges in 2012/13, as well as playing for Brentford at Youth Team and Development Squad level before making the permanent switch to West London.
Kieran played nine times for the Development Squad in 2013/14 and has added another nine Under-21 Professional Development League Two appearances this season, mostly as a substitute.
Ose Aibangee, Brentford FC Academy Director, said: “We were hoping to get Kieran out to play more First Team football and Maidenhead have given us that opportunity.
“At this stage of the season there are lots of important games to be played and Kieran will learn a lot from his time at Maidenhead.
“Tyrell was able to get some First Team game time during his loan and if there is a chance for him to go out on loan again to a club where he will develop we will do that.”