Bees look to get Hayes back out on loan

Brentford are looking to send striker Paul Hayes back out on loan.

The 30-year-old returned to Griffin Park on Monday following a month-long spell at League Two side Plymouth Argyle.

But his first-team opportunities under manager Uwe Rosler remain severely limited, having failed to impress since his return from a loan spell at Crawley last season.

Hayes featured only once for the Bees this term prior to his spell at Plymouth and he will be allowed to leave the club again before the loan window shuts on 28 November.

Meanwhile, Jake Reeves remains available for a loan move, although Brentford have not yet received any firm enquiries about the midfielder.

There has been interest in Josh Clarke, Aaron Pierre and Charlie Adams, who are all also available for loan.

Brentford are keen for the three youngsters to gain the kind of first-team experience Stuart Dallas and Luke Norris have benefited from during their current loan spells at Northampton.

Bees sporting director Mark Warburton this week told West London Sport the club have no plans to make further loan signings before January.

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