MARC STAMP, STAR Writer

Former Rusea's High schoolboy star, Brian 'Rambo' Brown, is back at Harbour View following a loan stint at Major League Soccer club, Philadelphia Union, in the United States of America.

Brown's loan stint ended on December 31, 2014 and the club decided not to take him back. The striker who won the Golden Boot award at Harbour View for the 2013/14 season is back home and ready for action.

"Well, his (Brian Brown) loan period ended at the end of December. He is qualified to represent Harbour View, but we are still looking first to get him other opportunities overseas," Clyde Jureidini, Harbour View's general manager told STAR Sports yesterday.

Brown also had a trial at English Premier League club Aston Villa in 2012.

Harbour View also acquired players such as Mark Miller from Humble Lion, Steve Broderick (Barbican), Anthony Greenland (Rivoli United) and Fabian Campbell (Waterhouse).

Meanwhile, Waterhouse have acquired Rojay Banton during the second transfer window. Banton transferred from Radford Town FC in England. The 20 year-old is an attacking midfielder. He was born in England of Jamaican parents.

"We were asked to look at the player and have decided to give him playing time at Waterhouse," president of Waterhouse, Ricardo 'Ricky' Chin told STAR Sports.

During the window which closed last week, relegation-bound Sporting Central Academy of Clarendon topped the list in the amount of players transferred. They have brought in 15 players, while Cavalier have taken in 12 players.

Humble Lion have strengthened their squad with the acquisitions of experienced players such as Gregory Lewis, Kevon Reid and Francois Swaby - all from Sporting Central, as well as Levaughn Williams (Portmore United), Horace Sharpe (St Georges FC) and Gariece McPherson (Cavalier SC).