Reds bring back Mangan

Accrington Stanley have brought striker Andy Mangan back to the club on a month's loan from League Two rivals Bury.

The 21-year-old has scored four times in 26 appearances since his switch to Gigg Lane last summer, but he has made just one start since early on in November for the Shakers.

Reds manager John Coleman said after sealing Mangan's return: "It's good to have him back on board and he'll strengthen our forward line.

"Andy knows the club and we know him, so hopefully it will work out well and he can score a few goals."

Meanwhile, former Stanley midfielder Romuald Boco has signed for Sligo Rovers following his exit from the Crown Ground.

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