How to go back to F major from G minor?

So I was in this stormy C minor and I am wanting to get back to F major, the key of my piece as a whole. My key signature changes have been pretty regular so I decided on my first modulation back from C minor to be G minor, a circle of fifths modulation. Likewise I changed the key signature to 2 flats. But now, I don't know where to go next. Here are the pathways I see that don't involve very many keys or key signature changes(with the regularity, I only really have 2 key signature changes left if I want to keep the change in key signature regular and one of them has to be to 1 flat which limits my options(so like I couldn't involve D major to any extent really)):

The Circle of Fifths Pathway

This way I continue up the circle of fifths like this:

G minor -> D minor -> C major(subtonic of D minor, dominant of F major) -> F major

And here it is in Roman numerals both for G minor and F major:

G min: i -> v -> IV -> VII

F Maj: ii -> vi -> V -> I

The Altered Subdominant Pathway

This way I go from the minor subdominant to the major subdominant which then leads to a cadence in F major so like this:

G minor -> C minor -> C major -> F major

And here it is in Roman numerals:

G min: i -> iv -> IV -> VII

F Maj: ii -> v -> V -> I

The Mediant Pathways

Here I would be using the mediant of G minor, Bb major to lead to F major. Now here, I have 2 pathways. I could use a plagal motion and skip the dominant. Or I could use the subdominant of F to lead to the dominant, which then leads to F.

Plagal pathway

G minor -> Bb major -> F major

G min: i -> III -> VII

F Maj: ii -> IV -> I

Authentic Cadence Pathway

G minor -> Bb major -> C major -> F major

G min: i -> III -> IV -> VII

F Maj: ii -> IV -> V -> I