Preston North End brought 12 new players to the club this summer.
Everton midfielder Harrison Armstrong was the final arrival, on transfer deadline day.
The 18-year-old became PNE’s fourth loan recruit of the window after the swoops for Alfie Devine, Daniel Jebbison and Lewis Dobbin.
Also snapped up by Preston were Daniel Iversen, Jack Walton, Pol Valentin, Odel Offiah, Andrija Vukcevic, Jordan Thompson, Thierry Small and Michael Smith.
With the transfer window now closed, we’ve taken a look at Preston’s strongest starting XI and bench at this moment in time. Clearly, squad depth and rotation makes it a difficult task - while players over the course of the season may play their way into the ‘best’ XI.
The likes of Offiah and Armstrong certainly come into that category. With the injuries to Jordan Thompson, Robbie Brady, Brad Potts and Will Keane taken into account, here is what we’ve gone for...
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17. Sub: Mads Frokjaer
Everyone knows the talent Frokjaer has and he made an excellent impact last time out at Portsmouth. He would definitely put himself in PNE's best XI; that's the confidence he has in his ability. Recently back from an injury, he will no doubt feature in all the games and get the chance to impress. | CameraSport - Rob Newell
18. Sub: Harrison Armstrong
Of course there'd be exceptions, but it's tough to put someone who has never played a game for the club straight into a 'strongest XI'. Armstrong is very highly rated and the manager is excited about having him on board, so it'd be little surprise to see him to establish a starting spot. | Getty Images
19. Sub: Lewis Dobbin
Again, Dobbin's quality has instantly stood out. We're yet to find out where he'll play most of his football for Preston, but he was sharp against Wrexham and bright at Pompey. He'll play an important role in attack this season. | Camera Sport
20. Sub: Daniel Jebbison
The Canadian is still working his way back to full sharpness after that early ankle injury. He's going to get plenty of minutes this year, under a manager who places a big onus on having different striking options. | Camera Sport