Four players have joined, with Adam Senior, Kane Thomson-Sommers, Ryan Galvin and Andrew Oluwabori all signing on the dotted line.
There’s likely to be more players still to come in, but it got us thinking about what the Shaymen’s best line-up is with the current crop.
Let’s take a look...
. Halifax v Eastleigh 3.jpeg
Two players who make our cut - Rob Harker and Jack Hunter Photo: MARCUS BRANSTON
. Sam Johnson
Who else between the sticks but the ever reliable Johnson? Signed on for two more years this summer and will remain as Halifax's number one. Photo: MARCUS BRANSTON
. Adam Senior
An absolute shoe-in to start in the back three, Senior's permanent capture is a real coup for the club. Photo: Marcus Branston
. Tom Clarke
With Festus Arthur injured for a chunk of the new campaign, on who is in the squad, Clarke would probably get the nod to be the third centre-back if he can get a solid pre-season behind him. Photo: MARCUS BRANSTON
1. Sam Johnson
Who else between the sticks but the ever reliable Johnson? Signed on for two more years this summer and will remain as Halifax's number one. Photo: MARCUS BRANSTON
2. Adam Senior
An absolute shoe-in to start in the back three, Senior's permanent capture is a real coup for the club. Photo: Marcus Branston
3. Tom Clarke
With Festus Arthur injured for a chunk of the new campaign, on who is in the squad, Clarke would probably get the nod to be the third centre-back if he can get a solid pre-season behind him. Photo: MARCUS BRANSTON
4. Jamie Stott
After a shaky start, Stott improved as the season went on and became a lynchpin of the Town defence. Surely a guaranteed starter at the beginning of the season. Photo: Marcus Branston