Krauhaus completes Falkirk loan move | OneFootball

Brentford B midfielder Ben Krauhaus has completed his move to Falkirk on loan for the 2026/27 campaign, subject to international clearance and SFA approval.

The tricky midfielder, who spent last season with Bromley on loan, was part of the Ravens side that won the League Two title and secured automatic promotion to League One, capping an impressive campaign back at the club he was signed from in January 2024.

The move to Falkirk means Krauhaus links up with former Brentford B forward Ethan Laidlaw, who completed a permanent transfer to the Scottish club earlier this summer following a standout campaign in west London when he contributed 15 goals and 10 assists for the B team.

Falkirk finished sixth in the Scottish Premiership last season.

Speaking on the loan move, B-team head coach Sam Saunders said: "Ben's season at Bromley was successful, and to come away from it with a League Two title and promotion to League One is a brilliant achievement. Now he gets the chance to test himself in a different environment, in a different country, against difficult teams.

"He'll have Ethan out there with him too, which will help him settle in quickly. We think this is a really exciting opportunity for Ben to keep developing as a men's football regular in a good team, and we wish him all the best at Falkirk."

Krauhaus originally joined Brentford from Bromley in January 2024, immediately returning to the Ravens on loan for the remainder of that season, where he helped the club secure promotion into the Football League for the first time in its history, featuring 43 times in all competitions.

He returned to Bromley for the 2025/26 campaign, making 40 appearances in all competitions and playing a key role as Andy Woodman's side went one better to win the League Two title.