Manager Darren Kelly has brought three in on loan and brought back fan favourite Ryan Blott.

Kieran Glynn joins from SkyBet League Two side Salford City on loan for the rest of the season.

Glynn, a 20-year-old box-to-box midfielder, started his career with FC United of Manchester, and after joining Salford he went on to spend time on loan at Chorley, Woking and Southport.

Jacob Gratton has joined from League One Rotherham United on an initial one-month loan.

The pacey attacker recently signed his first professional contract with his boyhood club on Tuesday.

He can play anywhere across a front three or behind the striker and Rotherham are looking forward to getting down to the Flamingo Land Stadium to watch the progress of the young man over the coming weeks.

Defender Harry Spratt joins from Vanarama National League North side York City on an initial month's loan.

The 19-year-old left sided defender will bolster Kelly's wide options both defensively and offensively.

Spratt started his career with Manchester United under-18s before joining Huddersfield Town under-23s in 2018, joining York in the summer of 2019.

He has made 7 appearances for the Minstermen during 2019/20 to date.

And finally, Athletic's all-time record goalscorer Ryan Blott has made a surprise return to the club.

Blott (pictured), 31, who bagged over 250 goals for Boro, left the club three years ago to join NPL Division One North West neighbours Pickering Town.

But after departing the Pikes a fortnight ago, Blott was invited back into the Boro fold by Kelly.

Blott also runs the club's under-19s alongside Denny Ingram and works at the Scarborough Football Scholarship.