Peterborough United have had a very interesting season so far and currently sit 12th in League One, seven points away from the playoff places.
Luke Williams who took over as manager from Darren Ferguson has done a phenomenal job with the side and now has the chance to bring in his own players.
The Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony has made no comment on the clubs window as of yet.
Peterborough could look to strengthen their strike force by bringing in former Notts County and current Millwall forward Macaulay Langstaff.
Langstaff was managed by Luke Williams in his two seasons at Notts County, and they built a great relationship at the club.
Peterborough currently have a strike force of Harry Leonard and Gustav Lindgren however Williams may like to bring in someone he knows can score consistently and will grab the club important goals in their playoff push.
In the Championship this season Langstaff has two goals in twenty appearances, this may not look good however he could be a top League One striker.
Peterborough will be looking to fix their backline as it’s currently full of injuries such as Harley Mills, George Nevett, and David Okagbue.
Adam Senior would be a great signing for the club as he can play across the backline and Peterborough need versatility in their defence.
Senior is 23-years-old and currently plays for League Two side Barnet. The English defender has five goals and two assists in League Two his season alongside ten clean sheets in 24 games.
Peterborough often get star players from Barnet such as Southampton defender Ronnie Edwards, and Ipswich midfielder Jack Taylor.
Billy O’Neill is an Irish winger for First Division side Bray Wanderers.
The 17-year-old had an impressive campaign for the Seagulls with 12 goals and six assists in 32 games also reaching the Premier Division Qualification final but fell short to Premier division side Waterford.
Billy is the fast thinking goal scoring winger that could really improve their right hand side with pace and skill.
Despite the gap between the Irish and English leagues Billy O’Neill would be a star for the club.
However, Bray will be reluctant to selling the player as he is their best player and has got a lot teams sniffing around him.
But Peterborough’s history of bringing up unknown players to be amazing players playing higher than ever thought may convince him to go for the Posh.
These signings could help benefit Posh in their push for promotion this season.
