In midfielder Henry Muggeridge’s (pictured) case, it’s a return to the Rooks from Isthmian South East Division neighbours Whitehawk.

The 29-year-old had been with the Hawks since June 2018 after arriving from Crowborough Athletic, where his father was first-team manager.

He was a youth player at Fulham and then had a year as a professional at Bristol City before playing for Charlton Athletic, Tonbridge Angels and Lewes.

He immediately made his mark with 9 assists in his first 10 games, as well as scoring a hat-trick in the Hawks` final game in the Isthmian Premier against Corinthian-Casuals.

Versatile attacking player Jack Skinner also moves to the Dripping Pan from Vanarama National League side Woking.

The 22-year-old, who can play out wide or behind the striker in the number 10 role, signed for Woking in the summer of 2019, after graduating from the Cards` academy.

Born in New South Wales, Australia, he moved to England with his family in 2014 at the age of 14.

Originally based in St Albans, he participated in a college programme with Luton Town, before relocating to Surrey four years later.

It was here that he joined the Woking academy, coming straight into the under-23 team.

Despite his relative lack of experience, he quickly made up for lost time by catching the eye of manager Alan Dowson, earning a Surrey Senior Cup debut against Croydon in December 2018 - scoring a hat-trick in a 5-0 win.

He went on to play twice more in the competition, finding the net once again in the quarter-final defeat to Banstead Athletic.

After the Cards were knocked out, he signed dual-registration forms with then-Isthmian Premier Division side Leatherhead for the rest of the season, gaining some valuable first-team experience in the process.

He has also gained experience with the sadly now defunct Walton Casuals on loan.