STRIKER Connor Jennings could be in line for a Grimsby Town return after he was released by Scunthorpe United.
The 22-year-old spent the second half of the season on loan with the Mariners, netting once in 12 outings before a foot injury curtailed his season early.
Jennings, pictured, had scored 17 goals in the Conference for Macclesfield Town – before Christmas.
With his contract ending this summer, the Iron have opted to release the former Stalybridge Celtic frontman – possibly alerting Town boss Paul Hurst.
Despite his lack of goals and injury problems, Jennings last month told the Telegraph he had relished his time at Blundell Park.
He said: "I've really enjoyed my time here – the lads have been great and I've loved the training."
United yesterday offered new deals to 13 players, including former Derby County forward Deon Burton.
Offers have also been made to Sean McAllister, David Mirfin, Niall Canavan, Terry Hawkridge, Gary McSheffrey, Eddie Nolan, Andy Dawson, James Severn, Luke Waterfall, Matt Godden, Callum Howe and academy graduate Curtis Bateson.
