The Lilywhites head into the game fresh off the back of three straight defeats, and will be desperate to rediscover the form that saw them rack up nine points from their last trio of matches in 2020.Meanwhile, the January transfer window continues to see a number of players linked to and away from Deepdale, as a host of clubs eye Preston stars whose contracts are coming to an end this summer.Luton Town skipper Sonny Bradley has recently been linked with a move to Preston, and he would certainly add some quality to the Lilywhites' defence in the absence of Patrick Bauer. However, it would be quite something for the Hatters to part with their captain midway through the season.In terms of outgoings, clubs continue to circle around the likes of Daniel Johnson and Ben Davies, with intense interest from north of the border seeing the pair linked with Old Firm rivals Celtic and Rangers.Click and scroll through the gallery to see our rundown of today's transfer talk from the second-tier, including Preston North End and their divisional rivals:

5. Duo jostle for Scotland international
Cardiff City and QPR have been tipped to go head-to-head in the battle to land Motherwell star Declan Gallagher. The Scotland international's contract is set to expire at the end of the current campaign. (The 72) Photo: Ian MacNicol

6. Interest in Pritchard grows stronger
Birmingham City and QPR are the latest clubs to be linked with a move for Huddersfield Town midfielder Alex Pritchard. Derby County are also believed to be keen on the ex-Norwich City man. (Telegraph) Photo: George Wood

7. Charlton eye Ofoborh
League One side Charlton Athletic look to be chasing Bournemouth youngster Nnamdi Ofoborh. He featured heavily in Wycombe Wanderers' promotion-winning campaign last season. (London News Online) Photo: Pool

8. Luton drop out of Walton race
Sheffield Wednesday appear to have been handed a boost in the race to sign Brighton goalkeeper Christian Walton on loan, following reports that previously linked Luton Town have no interest in signing him this month. (The Argus) Photo: Lewis Storey

