Leaving the Tigers are loanees Luke Russe and Vincent Harper, who have both returned to their respective parent clubs Bristol Rovers and Bristol City, defenders Jack Spark and James Unwin, both of whom were dual-registered to Lydney Town and Pershore Town respectively, and Jake Jackson has left on a month`s loan to BetVictor Southern League Premier Division South side Taunton Town.

Incoming are Jack Senior and Liam Daly.

Senior(pictured) is a 22-year-old left back, who can also operate as a wing-back and arrives at the club as a free agent.

Senior joined Huddersfield Town at the age of 10 and signed his first professional contract with the Terriers in 2015.

He helped the Yorkshire club’s under-21s to the Northern Division title, as well as the Professional Development League 2 crown, in the 2015/16 season, playing 36 times during the successful campaign.

He then opted to switch to Luton Town on a two-year deal and made his League debut in January 2017 and went on to make 10 consecutive starts for Luton in League Two.

A foot injury limited his subsequent games and he ended his first season at Kenilworth Road with 16 appearances under his belt, as well as an inclusion in the EFL Trophy’s team of the tournament as Luton reached the semi-finals.

Despite a promising start to life with the Hatters, Senior found his chances in the first team limited during the 2017/18 season, making just 5 appearances – all of them in the Checkatrade Trophy.

In February 2019 he headed out on loan to National League outfit Harrogate Town and made 5 appearances, including the defeat to AFC Fylde in the play-offs, before being released by Luton.

In the summer he spent time on trial with League Two Grimsby Town.

Daly is an experienced defender who arrives at Gloucester from National League side Solihull Moors.

The 32-year-old first joined Solihull back in 2008 from Redditch United, having previously been at Birmingham City as a youngster.

He joined Leamington in 2010, where in four seasons he made almost 200 appearances, scoring 20 goals.

He helped the Brakes to win the Southern League Premier title in 2013.

He returned to Moors for the start of the 2014/15 campaign and after a few weeks at Kidderminster Harriers at the start of the 2017/18 season returned to the club again.

He has made 14 National League appearances for Moors this season.