Brunt joined the Grecians in August 2017 having impressed manager Paul Tisdale enough in pre-season to earn a contract.

Brunt, who started his career off at Stoke City, had not played a competitive match for sixteen months prior to joining Exeter, having suffered a serious knee injury playing for Plymouth Argyle in a match against Barnet in March 2016.

Birmingham-born, the 25-year-old started his career in the youth sides at Bristol City and then Stoke.

Whilst on the books at the Britannia Stadium, Brunt had loan spells with Nantwich Town, Luton Town, Tranmere Rovers and Leyton Orient.

After being released by the Potteries outfit in January 2013, Brunt signed for Bristol Rovers where he went on to make 35 appearances and score 5 goals as well as have loan stints at York City and Stevenage.

Brunt was on the move again in the January transfer window of 2015, joining Plymouth, where he played 50 times, netting 11 times.

After turning down the chance to train with the Pilgrims in the summer of 2017, he joined Exeter but, despite a return to full fitness he couldn’t break into the Grecians first-team and was released in May 2018 after making just a single appearance.

Brunt told Bath`s official website: “I`m happy to be here. Real exciting time for me, fit and ready to go just need some game time. A good thing for me, a pull was that I knew five or six of the lads. I spoke to Dan Ball and he was full of praise for everyone.”

Brunt joins Adam Mann and Robbie Cundy, as new signings to date at Twerton Park