Defender Kyle Ferguson has been recalled from his loan at Yeovil Town by his parent club Rochdale
The 25-year-old joined until the end of the season just under a month ago having been out of favour in Greater Manchester, but has been recalled to cover for defensive injuries.
It is a blow for the Glovers ahead of today’s home match with Oldham Athletic after Ferguson had played the previous four matches and forming an impressive partnership alongside fellow loanee, Frankie Terry,
The Scotsman is out of contract at Spotland this summer having signed a two-year contract with the National League Premier Division side in June 2023 when he arrived from Harrogate Town.
The news comes just a few days after the son of Glasgow Rangers interim manager and former Scotland international midfielder Barry said that his decision to come to Somerset had saved his season.
Speaking on Thursday, Ferguson said: “I was not too happy with my season until I came here, but since I came here I am feeling a lot better. I have just loved the team here and the chance to play here and showing people how good I can be.
“This is the first three or four games I have played in a row in a long time and I never got the chance to do that at Rochdale. I feel like the Gaffer believes in me here and has given me the chance to go out and play football and show what I can do.”