We can confirm that Brody Peart has been recalled to his parent club, Wycombe Wanderers.
Our Academy graduate, who made the move to Wycombe Wanderers this summer from Brighton & Hove Albion, joined us on loan ahead of our FA Trophy fixture against Taunton. Since then, Brody has continued to grow in confidence and showcase the qualities we all learned to love during time with us.
Manager Dan Brownlie shared his thoughts:
“I’m sure Brody would say himself that it wasn’t the easiest start coming back here – understandable given the lack of regular competitive football he’d had. But each week, you could see him improve, growing in confidence and gaining a clearer understanding of what makes him such a special player. The only reason I note that – is it shows a level of resilience that you need to make it in this game. Being able to work through tougher moments, and more importantly, then knowing you can – will have done him wonders.
We’re all immensely proud of Brody and excited to see what’s next for him. His performance against Winchester was outstanding – a turning point, really, in getting back to his best. He played with directness, confidence, and fully utilised his best attributes. It was fantastic to see, and we hope it’s just the beginning of more great things to come. Wycombe have a really talented boy in Brody; and we can’t wait for the fans to see that too.”
Huge thanks to Wycombe Wanderers for trusting us with his ongoing development.
Best of luck, Brody — you’ll always have our support!