Alloa have bolstered their attacking options by swooping for Stenhousemuir forward Matty Aitken.
The 29-year-old has crossed the Clackmannanshire Bridge, on loan, with the Warriors holding a recall option in January.
Aitken has been a key part of Stenny's rise from League Two to the Championship, but has featured just twice in the league for them this season, and six times in total.
He will now add to Andy Graham's forward line in their bid to challenge for the promotion places in League One, having scored nine goals in the division last term.
A former youth player with St Johnstone, Aitken's previous clubs include Cowdenbeath, Elgin City, Albion Rovers, and Forfar Athletic.
He made the move to Ochilview three years ago as Stenny, under the charge of Gary Naysmith, won the League Two title - the first championship success in the club's history.
Aitken contributed 14 goals, in 40 appearances, across all competitions, then scored eight the following season as they reached the Championship play-offs.
They again participated in the end of season promotion clashes, having narrowly missed out on the title to Inverness Caledonian Thistle, scoring in the second leg of their semi-final, penalty shoot-out, win over Queen of the South.
He also played in both legs of the final against Alloa, which Stenny won 3-2 on aggregate, scoring in a 3-1 victory in the first leg at the Recs.
Aitken has netted a total of 38 goals in more than 100 appearances for the Warriors, and will now be tasked with finding the net for the Wasps.
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