Tuesday 5 January 2016 06:43, UK
West Ham recalled Diego Poyet from MK Dons on Monday and sent him back out on loan to Charlton.
Poyet, the son of former Chelsea and Tottenham player Gus Poyet, joined the Hammers from Charlton on a four-year contract in 2014.
However, the 20-year-old struggled to break into the first team at Upton Park and was sent out on loan after making just three appearances.
He spent a month at Huddersfield before joining MK Dons on a season-long long in August and made 18 appearances for the Championship side before dropping out of favour.
West Ham have recalled Diego Poyet from his loan spell at the MK Stadium
The Hammers recalled the midfielder on Monday and he has now returned to the club where he kick-started his career with a string of fine performances which saw him named Charlton's Player of the Year in his final season at the Valley.
"I'm very proud to have Diego back," Charlton boss Karel Fraeye told the club's official website.
"He was our player of the year for a very good reason and it has hurt to see him play for other Championship clubs since then, so we're delighted to have him back here.
"He's a player who is not afraid on the ball and, although he is very young, he has played a lot of games in the Championship already.
"We know that Diego is someone who will play for the shirt, and we have already seen today that everyone in the building is so happy to see him back."
