Queen’s Park FC can confirm an extension of goalkeeper Milosz Sliwinski’s return to the club.
The 17-year-old has spent the past three months on loan at Dumbarton in League One.
However the Spiders were granted a seven-day emergency recall for last weekend’s 0-0 draw with Hamilton Academical in the William Hill SPFL Championship.
Milosz was an unused substitute for Saturday’s match at New Douglas Park.
The club can now confirm a second emergency recall has been requested, and granted, to cover the keeper for the next seven days – including this week’s trip to Ayr United.
Milosz has played a total of nine times for the Sons – and has also been an important member of Sean Crighton’s Queen’s Park B team which successfully defended the SPFL Reserve League title last week.
Earlier in the season he also picked up valuable experience on loan at Clyde.
Discussing the teenager last week, interim first-team head coach Steven MacLean said: “Milosz has been excellent and shown a real progression in his game – our goalkeeping coach Michael McGovern has been really pleased with him.
“To play so many games out on loan at Dumbarton, at that level, shows where he is in his development and he’s played well for the B team which won the Reserve League and also in the under-18s.
“He has had a lot of football aged 17 and we have been really happy with him.”
