Former Stockport County favourite, striker Rhys Turner, has joined.

Turner started out at Preston North End as a youngster before being released and playing for BetVictor Northern Premier League Premier Division side Lancaster City.

In 2013 he signed for Stockport County as an 18-year-old from Myerscough College, where he scored an incredible 63 goals the previous season.

After 17 goals and 6 goals for the Hatters, he moved to Oldham Athletic in January 2014 for an undisclosed Fee.

He played 22 times for the Latics, scoring 3 times as well as having loan spells with York City and Macclesfield Town.

In the summer of 2016, he moved on to Morecambe where he appeared 36 times but only found the net twice and in January 2018, he re-joined Stockport County on loan for the rest of that season, playing 14 times and scoring 3 goals.

Turner joined Vanarama National League side Barrow AFC in July 2018 on a one-year contract but retired from football after a succession of injuries after making just 5 appearances for the Bluebirds.

However, he has decided to make a part-time comeback with Stockport.

Joining on dual registration with NPL Division One North West side Mossley AFC is experienced wide attacking player Astley Mulholland and wing back Chiek Thiam.

Mulholland (pictured) joined Mossley from former league rivals Colwyn Bay in June.

He has also played for Altrincham, Trafford, FC United of Manchester, Ashton United, Chorley, Hyde United, Glossop North End and Barrow AFC, having begun his career in Leeds United's academy as a youngster.

Thiem, who turns 18 at the weekend, is a very quick and skilful wing back who signed for Mossley in the close season after impressing in pre-season.

He was previously a junior with Shrewsbury Town before playing senior football for Manchester Central FC.

Jennings is a diminutive midfielder who was originally a junior with Bury.

He has since spent most of his time with Winsford United, although he did have a spell with Mossley when switching to Seel Park in November 2016.

But he returned to Winsford after making just 3 appearances for the Lilywhites.

(Photo: Matthew Wilkinson)