Szymon Czubik has agreed a one-month extension to the loan from his parent club Stockport County.
Szymon hit the headlines for Stockport for his goalscoring exploits in the academy two years ago, having scored 23 goals in 13 consecutive fixtures.
This fine run of form saw Szymon awarded a professional contract at Edgeley Park, but he has yet to cement a place in the first-team squad.
The 21-year-old striker has made five appearances so far this season, making four starts and one substitute appearance.
Stockport County manager, Jim Gannon, was in attendance for the Hillmen’s home fixture against Loughborough Dynamo earlier this week and is said to be happy with how Czubik has settled into the squad.
Upon extending his loan deal, Szymon is looking forward to the coming weeks with North End, in a period where the fixtures are coming thick and fast for the Hillmen.
He said: "I'm very excited to be getting another month here with Glossop. The team is gelling well together, we just need to keep putting in the effort and the results will no doubt come good."
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