NOTTS County striker Tyrell Waite has re-joined Ilkeston Town on loan.
The forward has seen first-team chances limited this season and has just returned from a one-month stay at Nuneaton.
Waite, who signed for the Magpies from Ilkeston, will go straight into the Robins' squad for their game against Rushall Olympic tomorrow in the Evo-Stik League Premier Division.
Ilkeston boss Kevin Wilson said: "I'm delighted to have Tyrell back, even though it's only a temporary thing, and I think it's a move that's good for him as well as us.
"He seems to have lost his way a bit but I still believe he has what it takes to become a regular player in the Football League. It takes time to adjust when you make the step up but I think with him there's a lot of untapped potential.
"It might be that he has to go backwards in order to come forward and if coming back to Ilkeston FC and the surroundings and people that he knows so well proves to be beneficial, I'll be delighted.
"Having Tyrell here will give us options. He can play up top if that's where we want to use him and also in either of the other two attacking roles.
"He's a footballer, who will immediately fit in with the way we like to do things, and he gets on well with the other lads. There's not a lot that I don't know about Tyrell and hopefully we can bring out the best in him."
