Preston North End's new number nine Jamie Proctor will be looking to fire his boyhood club back up to the Championship following a prolific pre-season scoring record.

Proctor is entering his second full season as a professional and made his debut away at Reading as a substitute in April 2010.

The young lad from Ingol has shown North End supporters his capabilities as being an energetic powerhouse.

At the start of the 2010/11 season Proctor joined League 2 side Stockport County on loan to gain some valuable first team experience.

Proctor returned to Deepdale, and played a huge part in the title winning reserve team under David Unsworth.

The 19-year-old got his chance in the first team in the final games of the season, and scored his first professional goal against Watford.

Proctor can play as a striker or on either flank and his pace and dribbling ability make him a nightmare for defenders to deal with.

The Preston born striker will be hoping to get the opportunity to test himself against League One defences.