The 23-year-old winger has been loaned out to three clubs – including tomorrow's opponents Carlisle United – since arriving at North End in July 2005.
He has made just eight substitute appearances in a Preston shirt in that time, and Anyinsah is determined to improve those statistics over the coming months – by forcing his way into the starting line-up.
Alan Irvine is giving him the opportunity to prove his worth, having extended his contract at the end of last season and playing the Bristol-born player in all the friendlies to date.
Anyinsah told the Evening Post: "I'm definitely hoping to have a future here.
"I've been away on loan for most of the time I've been here so hopefully this is the season when I break through and make a name for myself at Preston.
Click the play button above to hear Dave Seddon talk to Joe Anyinsah about his Preston future."It's been slightly frustrating going out loan but everything happens for a reason in life and I picked up plenty of experience during those loan spells.
"Hopefully now I'm back I can prove myself here. The gaffer is really good to work with – all the lads will tell you the same.
"The training is very good and everything is well organised.
"We've worked hard over the last few weeks. The trip to Austria was a tough one but everyone has looked very fit since coming back."
Anyinsah spent three months at Carlisle last season, starting 10 League One games and three in the FA Cup.
The Cumbrian club tried to extend his stay, but Irvine recalled him to Deepdale in January and later loaned him to Crewe.
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