Tom Cannon Set to Return to Preston North End on Loan

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According to a recent report by the Northern Echo, Thomas Cannon is set to join Preston North End on a one-year loan deal. The talented forward, who currently plays for Everton, previously had a successful loan spell with Preston North End during the 2022-23 season.


During his previous stint with Preston, Cannon showcased his skills and made a significant impact on the team. He made a total of 19 appearances, where he displayed his sharp attacking abilities. Throughout the season, Cannon was able to find the back of the net on eight occasions, along with providing one assist to his teammates.


His goal-scoring prowess and knack for creating opportunities on the field played a crucial role in Preston's success during that season. Cannon's impressive performances helped the team secure important victories and climb up the Championship table.


As a striker, Cannon possesses great speed, agility, and technical ability, making him a constant threat to opposing defenses. His ability to find space, create chances, and finish with precision makes him a valuable asset to any team.


Now, with his imminent return to Preston North End, fans of the club eagerly await the impact that Cannon will make during the upcoming season. With his previous experience in the Championship and proven ability to find the back of the net, he is expected to provide a boost to Preston's attacking options and contribute to the team's ambitions for the upcoming campaign.


As the details of the loan deal continue to unfold, fans of both Preston North End and Thomas Cannon will be eagerly awaiting further news and updates regarding the completion of the move. The loan spell offers Cannon the opportunity to further develop his skills, gain valuable game time, and contribute to his new team.


Overall, with Thomas Cannon's return to Preston North End, fans can look forward to witnessing his exciting attacking prowess and the impact he will undoubtedly have in the upcoming season.

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