The Posh are preparing for a big step in quality next season when they make their return to the Championship, but will be hopeful of hitting the ground running and making a strong start to the campaign.
Discussing the club's star striker Jonson Clarke-Harris, Peterborough chief Darragh MacAnthony said: “We were 15th in crossing stats last season and Jonno still scored 33 goals. Put him in that Sunderland team with all the crosses they deliver and he’d have scored a half century of goals
“Jonno was comfortably the best player in League One last season. Ireland checked to see if he had any Irish grandparents recently.
“I knew what we were getting with Jonno. We were going into last season with pretty much the same as the season before, but without Ivan (Toney) and the stats told me Jonno was a 23% better finisher. I was 75% certain he would win the League One golden boot.
“There were buts as he’d never played 40 games in a season before so we had to get his body right and fair play to him he got in shape very quickly. The rest was already there. He had the right character, the right mentality and the right squad around him.
“But Jonno is not resting on his laurels. He’s been cycling 13 miles a day in order to get fitter. We might play a pressing game next season and Jonno has never had to do that, so he’s taken it on himself to get in even better shape. That’s the sort of commitment I want to see.”
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Peterborough United and the rest of the Championship, as the build-up to the summer transfer window and next season continues.

5. Duo handed Marcondes boost
Nottingham Forest and QPR will both be on red alert, following the release of Emiliano Marcondes from Brentford. The pair were both believed to be interested in the Danish ace earlier in the season. (Daily Mail) Photo: Catherine Ivill

6. Swans skipper could go for £8m
Newcastle and Southampton have both been credited with an interest in Swansea City midfielder Matt Grimes. The classy playmaker is likely to cost around £8m. (The 72) Photo: Michael Steele

7. Pearce signs new Millwall deal
Millwall skipper Alex Pearce has committed his future to the club, after signing a new one-year deal. The 32-year-old made 20 league starts for his side last season, in a campaign that saw them finish 11th in the table. (BBC Sport) Photo: James Chance

8. Leeds target not for sale
Leeds United's hopes of signing Middlesbrough's £15m-rated defender Dael Fry have been dealt a blow, with the latest reports claiming the club's chairman has ruled out selling the 23-year-old star this summer. (The 72) Photo: Mike Hewitt

