Plenty of business has been done already in the Championship after the summer transfer window officially opened on June 10th.
Clubs have been planning all year for the market to reopen, as they aim to assemble their squads for the 2022/23 campaign. Our Lancashire clubs all find themselves in different circumstances, but three will head into next season with new managers at the helm.
With Burnley appointing Vincent Kompany, Blackburn Rovers bringing in Jon Dahl Tomasson and Blackpool handing the job to Michael Appleton, Ryan Lowe - who only arrived at Preston North End last December - suddenly finds himself as the longest standing manager among the quartet.
Finley Thorndike
Ethan Walker
Kane Wilson, Kai Naismith, Mark Sykes
Scott Twine, Luke McNally, Taylor Harwood-Bellis, CJ Egan-Riley
Ebou Adams, Callum O'Dowda, Ollie Tanner, Jamilu Collins, Jak Alnwick, Mahlon Romeo, Vontae Daley-Campbell, Ryan Allsop
Kasey Palmer
Will Boyle
Tobias Figueiredo, Ozan Tufan, Nathan Baxter
Alfie Doughty, Cauley Woodrow, Matt Macey, Louie Watson, Ethan Horvath, Luke Freeman
Liam Roberts, Ryan Giles, Darragh Lenihan
Zian Flemming, Benik Afobe, George Honeyman, Charlie Cresswell
Isaac Hayden
Freddie Woodman, David Cornell, Ben Woodburn, Robbie Brady
Jake Clarke-Salter, Kenneth Paal
Joe Lumley, Tom Ince
Conor Washington, Peter Kioso, Tom Eaves, Cohen Bramall
Tommy Doyle
Aden Flint, Harry Clarke, Josh Laurent, Liam McCarron, Gavin Kilkenny
Leon Dajaku, Dan Ballard
Nathan Wood, Wasiri Williams
Vakoun Bayo
John Swift, Jayson Molumby, Jed Wallace
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