Loanees return
Callum Tripp and Seb Stacey have returned to Milton Keynes Dons after completing loan spells in non-League.
The teenage pair have been away racking up minutes to gain experience, with midfielder Tripp playing six times for Bedford Town in National League North in a month-long loan.
He started on six occasions, playing 90 minutes five times, and was involved in three wins for the Eagles, scoring in a 2-1 win over Oxford City.
Thanks to EFL Trophy regulations, the 19-year-old was also featured for Dons against Swindon Town last week, racking up another 90 minutes and he now returns to training with Paul Warne’s Dons side.
Goalkeeper Stacey has been on loan with National League South outfit Worthing since the start of the season, and made 14 appearances.
He kept two clean sheets in his time with the Rebels, and he leaves them sitting third place in the league.
In all, Stcaey has racked up more than 1,200 minutes of senior football with Worthing, and was also involved in their FA Cup run that culminated with a televised game against Forest Green Rovers.
The young shot stopper will now returns to training with MK Dons.
Meanwhile, midfielder Keon Lewis-Burgess remains on loan at Billericay Town, having featured twice for the Isthmian League Premier Division side, and will stay at the New Lodge until December.