Thursday 14 July 2016 15:25, UK
Oldham have announced three more signings with Billy McKay, Marc Klok and Ryan Flynn making the move to the Sky Bet League 1 club.
McKay arrives at Boundary Park on a season-long loan from Wigan, after returning from a similar deal with Dundee United last season.
The striker will link-up with manager Steve Robinson again after they first worked together in the Northern Ireland national set-up where the latter served as assistant under manager Michael O'Neill.
Former Liverpool youth player Flynn joins the club on a two-year contract after spending five years with League One rivals Sheffield United.
The winger made 195 appearances for the Blades, scoring 19 times as he helped them reach the play-offs on three occasions.
While, Dutch defensive midfielder Klok joins the Latics on a six-month deal after his contract at Bulgarian side Cherno More expired earlier this summer.
"McKay is the seventh player to join the club since the arrival of new manager Steve Robinson on Saturday," a statement on the club's official website read.
"Flynn will be in the squad for Saturday's pre-season encounter with Huddersfield Town."
It added: "Manager Steve Robinson has signed midfielder Marc Klok on an initial six-month contract, subject to international clearance.
"Welcome to the club Billy, Ryan and Marc."
The trio make it nine new arrivals so far this summer since Robinson took the reins earlier this month.
