Goalkeeper Jordan Greaves arrives having played in the Northern Premier League with Stocksbridge Park Steels and the NCEL for Athersley Recreation and Nostell Miners Welfare.

Midfielder Rikki Paylor re-joins after being with Hemsworth Miners Welfare since last summer after being with Handsworth.

Paylor has plenty of experience, including in the NPL from stints with Ossett Town and Ossett Albion as well as with NCEL sides Barton Town and Bridlington Town.

Experienced former Northern Ireland under-21 international midfielder or defender Adam Chapman heads the list of players who have made the move from the NPL Division One South East.

The 30-year-old signed for Sheffield FC in November 2017.

He started out at Sheffield United but made his senior debut in the Conference on loan with Oxford United in 2009.

He signed for the U`s on a permanent basis in the summer of 2009 for a £15,000 fee and went on to play 77 times as well as have loan stints with Newport County and Mansfield Town.

He later went on to play for those clubs on a more permanent basis, making 75 and 37 appearances respectively.

Spells with Gainsborough Trinity and Boston United preceded him joining Club.

Midfielder Andy Gascoigne (pictured) joined Worksop Town in June 2019 having enjoyed a fine 2018/19 with rivals Sheffield FC.

He is an adaptable midfielder who mostly operates down the middle.

He has also previously turned out for Frickley Athletic, Brighouse Town, Harrogate Town, Shaw Lane AFC and Goole AFC.

He had an excellent 2018/19 campaign as he helped Sheffield FC get into the play-offs, where his side were beaten by Brighouse Town.

He made 279 appearances for Club, scoring 101 goals.

Steve Wankiewicz is a tough-tackling center-half who returned to Worksop for a third time in July 2018 after having half a season away with Rainworth Miners Welfare.

A Tigers fan favourite, he helped Worksop win the NCEL title and promotion to the NPL in 2018/19.

He has also featured for Hallam and Shirebrook Town.

Kyle Jordan re-joined Worksop in July 2018 and also helped the Tigers win the NCEL title.

Originally with Sheffield Wednesday, he spent a year in Hong Kong with Xiangxue Sun Hei before having his first spell with Worksop in 2007.

He returned again in 2013 after being with Sheffield FC and Shirebrook Town and then re-joined for a third time via Rainworth Miners Welfare.

Connor Brunt re-signed for Worksop in June 2018 after returning to England after a year playing in Australia for Gold Coast FC, Queensland and Robina City and helped the Tigers win the NCEL title in 2018/19.

An exciting forward who has previous experience with Ossett Albion and Hallam FC, he has also represented England Colleges.