Oxford United have signed Brentford attacking midfielder Myles Peart-Harris on loan until the end of the season.

Oxford United have signed midfielder Myles Peart-Harris on a permanent transfer from Premier League club Brentford. The U's have signed the 23-year-old on a short-term deal until the end of the season. Peart-Harris has signed for the club in time to be available for Friday night's FA Cup third round clash at MK Dons. Speaking to the club website, Peart-Harris said that he could not wait to get started and make his mark. He stated that it was a short-term deal, but a great opportunity for him to show his qualities and make a real impact in the Championship. Oxford's Head of Football Operations Ed Waldron added that Myles was a very direct player with the fitness, pace and intelligence to make an immediate impact. Waldron also said he gave the club a real attacking threat and versatility in the final third and had a work ethic and mentality they valued.

According to Pete O’Rourke, Oxford United are in talks to sign Brentford forward Myles Peart-Harris on loan. The club is looking to bring in the winger as their first move of the January transfer window, and the talks concern a loan for the rest of the season.

According to sources who spoke to Football Insider, Oxford United are in discussions to sign Brentford attacker Myles Peart-Harris on a loan deal. The 23-year-old is low in the pecking order at his parent club and has not made an appearance for Keith Andrews’ side. Peart-Harris has previous experience in the Championship, from a loan spell at Swansea City last season where he made seven goal contributions in 30 matches and helped the team to a top-half finish. Oxford are pursuing transfers despite currently searching for a new manager and are targeting the player to add athleticism and physicality to their squad for the second half of the season as they aim to avoid relegation.