KURTIS ROBERTS has been loaned out to Stirling Albion, in a bid to gain regular game time following a spell out injured.
Alloa's 31-year-old midfielder will remain at Forthbank until January.
Roberts, who previously made more than 50 appearances for Stirling between 2020 and 2022, has spent the last three and a half years with the Wasps.
Manager Andy Graham said: "Kurtis has been an important player for us over the last three and a half years and we’re delighted to have him back available following his injury.
"At this stage, the most important thing for Kurtis is to get back playing regularly and getting 90 minutes under his belt every week.
"Stirling is a good opportunity for him to get that regular game time, get back to full match fitness and enjoy playing again.
"We wish Kurtis all the best over the next few months and we’ll look forward to getting him back in January and having a look at where he is then."
Roberts suffered an injury in the 1-0 defeat to Stenhousemuir at the tail end of last season.
This forced him out of contention for the Championship playoffs, in which his side fell to defeat against the Warriors in the final.
He has featured on the bench in several league games since his return, while also playing more prominently in the KDM Evolution Trophy group stage matches.
The Binos sit at bottom of League Two on five points, with just one win in eight games.
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