Preston North End is getting ready for the new season, thus the latest transfer rumors and news are coming out of the

Championship.

Preston North End were beaten 1-0 over the weekend by Barrow in their latest pre-season friendly. They are back in action

on Wednesday at home to Ipswich Town.

Ryan Lowe’s side then take on Aberdeen at Deepdale on Saturday. In the meantime, here is a look at some of the latest

transfer news and rumours from around the Championship..

Swansea City are keen on Brighton and Hove Albion goalkeeper Carl Rushworth after his loan spell at Lincoln City in League

One last season, according to a report by The Sun. The 22-year-old made 46 appearances for the Imps in all competitions

and caught the eye. The Swans are also said to have shortlisted Burnley stopper Bailey Peacock-Farrell as they look to bolster

that departm.

Sheffield Wednesday are reportedly interested in free agent striker Andy Dallas along with third tier clubs Barnsley, Wigan

Athletic and Cheltenham Town, according to Football Insider. The former Rangers man is available following the expiration

of his contract at National League side Solihull Moors at the end of last month. He scored 21 goals in all competitions last

term.

Hull City look at trialist

Hull City have taken left-back George Cox on trial, as per HullLive. The 25-year-old, who has been on the books at Brighton

in the past, cut ties with Fortuna Sittard recently and is currently unattached. He played for the Tigers in their 2-1 friendly

win over Grimsby Town over the weekend at Blundell Park.

Josh Windass heaps praise on new Sheffield Wednesday boss and calls for patience in style transition

Sheffield Wednesday attacker, Josh Windass, has been really impressed by new manager, Xisco, and has urged everyone to

be patient as they begin their style transition.

The Owls are currently undergoing an intense warm weather camp in Spain as the new boss continues his efforts to prepare

the team for the campaign ahead, with the players doing morning and evening sessions at their base in the Valencian

Community.

Windass is set to play a key role for the club as they step up from League One following promotion, and it sounds like he’s

enjoying life under the tutelage of the Spaniard in the early stages of his career at S6.

“It’s really different to what I’ve done before,” he told The Star. “We’ve got a new style of play, which I think everyone –

players, fans, people around the club – is going to have to be patient with. We’ve been playing a similar style for two or three

season now, so the manager is bringing in a new identity and the boys are really buying into it and loving every minute. I

think we’ll get there in the end.

“He wants us to be more of a footballing team, really. But stuff like this takes time, we’re doing double sessions every day

trying to perfect it. The manager is big on people making mistakes every single day to perfect it and make it better. Obviously

we’re not going to be playing like Man City in the first five weeks, but I think we’ll get there in the end because he’s very

good.”

Wednesday will play their first preseason game in Spain tomorrow evening when they face Real Murcia at Pinatar Arena.