2 Peterborough United summer transfer decisions facing Grant McCann when the window opens

With five games left to play this season, Peterborough United are in need of a miracle if they are to avoid relegation to the third-tier in May.

Currently nine points adrift of safety, Posh may already be making preparations for life in League One as they are unlikely to close this particular gap in the coming weeks.

Grant McCann will be hoping to replicate the success that he achieved at Hull City with Peterborough as he guided his former side to an immediate return to the Championship last year following their relegation.

With the transfer window edging closer, we have decided to take a look at two decisions McCann will have to make regarding his current squad of players.

Check them out below!

Will Ronnie Edwards be sold?

One of the individuals who has been linked with a move away from Posh in recent times is Ronnie Edwards.

A report from Football Insider last week suggested that Tottenham Hotspur were willing to step up their pursuit of the defender by lining up a move for him in the coming weeks.

If Peterborough are relegated, Edwards may want to play his football in a higher division and thus it will be difficult for his side to fend off interest from elsewhere.

By sanctioning an exit for a sizeable fee, McCann could reinvest this money back into his side ahead of the 2022/23 campaign.

Providing that Peterborough is able to nail his transfer recruitment, it wouldn’t be a shock if his side go on to achieve a relative amount of success in the absence of Edwards.

Can Posh keep Jonson Clarke-Harris at the Weston Home Stadium?

Another player who Peterborough will need to make a decision in regards to his future at the club is Jonson Clarke-Harris.

Whereas Posh will be keen to keep the forward at the Weston Homes Stadium,