Yogane joins Dundee on loan | OneFootball

Brentford B winger Tony Yogane has joined Scottish Premiership side Dundee on a season-long loan.

This will be Yogane’s second loan move, the 19-year-old having spent half of last term with Sky Bet League One side Exeter City.

Yogane will link up with former Brentford head of individual player development Steven Pressley, who departed the club in May and was appointed Dundee head coach last month.

Yogane made his Brentford first-team debut against Leyton Orient in the Carabao Cup in September 2024 and signed a new contract in December to keep him at the club until at least the summer of 2027.

He featured 19 times for the Grecians across league and FA Cup action, picking up an assist.

Yogane returned to west London at the end of last season and re-joined the young Bees, featuring in the Premier League Cup final and the Professional Development League national final, where he scored the winning goal against Bournemouth.

He ended the 2024/25 season with two goals for Brentford B and five assists across all competitions.

Brentford B head coach Neil MacFarlane said: “Tony started last season with us and went on to make his debut for our first team.

"Then in January he went out on loan to Exeter who are a good club and great for the next stage of his development, before returning at the end of the season and scoring the winning goal in the PDL final for us against Bournemouth.

“He is a fantastic one-v-one eliminator in forward areas and has always shown a brilliant attitude to improving by working at his game. Hopefully with a prolonged run in the team Dundee will see the best of Tony.

“What is also important is he is going to a good club with a manager in Steven who knows Tony very well and how to get the best out of him. We wish Tony and Dundee all the very best in the new season ahead.”

Dundee finished the 2024/25 campaign 11th in the Scottish Premiership with nine wins, seven draws and 17 losses, before remaining above relegation by four points once the competition split.