David Brown, James Cadman, Piteu Crouz, Bailey Gooda and Flynn McNaughton have all checked into the Flamingo Land Stadium.

Brown is an experienced 31-year-old forward who has also joined Boro`s coaching staff.

He returns to Boro for a third spell on the Yorkshire Coast, his first was in Boro promotion side from the Northern Counties East League.

He started his career with Leeds United but left for Nottingham Forest in 2007 without breaking into the Whites` senior side.

He had a loan spell with Eastwood Town whilst on Forest`s books and left the City Ground in 2008 for Bradford City also without making the first team.

He played 5 games for the Bantams and then went into non-League football with spells at Guiseley AFC, Halifax Town, then in the NPL, Eastwood, Garforth Town, Ossett Town and, more recently, Hyde United.

He also coaches at Bradford City.

Cadman is a wide player or central midfielder who returns from league rivals Mickleover.

The 24-year-old joined the Derbyshire outfit after they fought off higher competition to sign him in June 2019.

He started out at Rotherham United.  When his contract expired at Rotherham, he went on to play for Stalybridge Celtic, Harrogate Town, Hyde United and Scarborough where he won promotion to the NPL Premier Division at the end of the 2017/18 season.

Crouz is a 23-year-old midfielder who joined Boro`s rivals Matlock Town in May 2019 from NPL Division One East neighbours Belper Town.

He learnt his trade at Leeds United before moving to Campion amongst others.

Before his arrival at Belper, he was plying his trade for Goole AFC.

Gooda (pictured)  is a 23-year-old central defender who is another to return to Boro.

He also signed for Matlock in September 2019 from rivals Hyde United, who he had joined in June 2019 from Scarborough.

He initially joined Scarborough on a month`s loan from then-Vanarama National League North side Harrogate Town in December 2017.

This was extended by another month in January 2018, before becoming permanent in the summer of 2018.

He spent much of the 2016/17 season with Frickley Athletic in the NPL Premier Division, before heading to the CNG Stadium in August 2017.

He also returned to Frickley to spend a month on loan at the start of the 2018/19 season. He re-joined Scarborough again in July 2020.

McNaughton is a 20-year-old forward who originally signed for Scarborough in January 2019 from National League North side York City and then moved to NPL Division One North West neighbours Pickering Town in August 2019.

He earned a professional contract with the Minstermen in May 2018 after progressing through their youth system. However, after suffering a long-term injury, York decided to release him.

He was top scorer for both the reserves and under-18s in 2017/18 before making the step up to the first team.

He played for the Scarborough youth setup prior to signing for York and followed his father, Mike, in playing in Scarborough colours.