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Sporting Kansas City forward Dom Dwyer will not be joining St Mirren on loan following a recent trial spell.

Buddies manager Danny Lennon told his club's website that the proposed deal for the 22-year-old had fallen through.

"His club have put a stop to the move," said Lennon, who hopes to bring Paul Dummett back for a second loan spell.

"It's a little bit strange after his club initially wanted him to go out on loan, but we will move on and focus our attention elsewhere."

Dwyer said on Twitter: "To everyone at St Mirren, thank you. Unfortunately, a loan could not be completed, not at any fault of St Mirren. Enjoyed it.

"Wish St Mirren all the best through the rest of the season! It was a pleasure."

Newcastle United full-back Dummett joined the Paisley club in August and has been a regular in Danny Lennon's side, scoring in Sunday's 4-3 win over Dundee United.

"In this loan agreement, Paul has played his last game," explained Lennon, who this week signed .

"He is on his way back to Newcastle United as they are short of defenders, but he was always returning to Newcastle for a week after his loan deal expired so they could assess him.

"We are still confident that we are in with a good shout of getting Paul back, so hopefully that will work out okay for us."

Dummett tweeted following Wednesday's draw with Kilmarnock: "Gutted we didn't win in my last game for St Mirren today. Hope to be back soon."

Meanwhile, 19-year-old midfielder Mark Lamont and 18-year-old defender Jason Naismith have completed loan spells at Dumbarton and Morton respectively.

"Jason is back at the club after his loan and Mark has been released," added Lennon.