21-06-2025, 15:33
Preston North End are delighted to announce the loan signing of Daniel Jebbison.
The AFC Bournemouth striker will officially join PNE on 7th July 2025 and will spend the upcoming campaign at Deepdale.
Daniel, who worked with manager Paul Heckingbottom at Sheffield United, is currently taking part in the Gold Cup with Canada, who he made his debut for in March this year.
After growing up in North America, Daniel moved to England as a teenager and signed for Sheffield United where he became the youngest player in Premier League history to score on his first start.
The 21-year-old forward made a permanent move to AFC Bournemouth in 2024 and he has since made 21 appearances for the Cherries, netting his first league goal for them against Manchester City at the Etihad last season.
Daniel also has experience playing out on loan in the EFL with Burton Albion and most recently Watford.
Manager Paul Heckingbottom said: “I’m looking forward to working with Jebbo again. I’ve watched him play since he was a teenager and he was great to coach at Sheffield United.
“He‘s someone I always pushed to keep improving during our time together. I’ve always believed in his ability and his potential.
“I know how good he can be and we’re looking to get the best out of him while he’s here working with us.”
The AFC Bournemouth striker will officially join PNE on 7th July 2025 and will spend the upcoming campaign at Deepdale.
Daniel, who worked with manager Paul Heckingbottom at Sheffield United, is currently taking part in the Gold Cup with Canada, who he made his debut for in March this year.
After growing up in North America, Daniel moved to England as a teenager and signed for Sheffield United where he became the youngest player in Premier League history to score on his first start.
The 21-year-old forward made a permanent move to AFC Bournemouth in 2024 and he has since made 21 appearances for the Cherries, netting his first league goal for them against Manchester City at the Etihad last season.
Daniel also has experience playing out on loan in the EFL with Burton Albion and most recently Watford.
Manager Paul Heckingbottom said: “I’m looking forward to working with Jebbo again. I’ve watched him play since he was a teenager and he was great to coach at Sheffield United.
“He‘s someone I always pushed to keep improving during our time together. I’ve always believed in his ability and his potential.
“I know how good he can be and we’re looking to get the best out of him while he’s here working with us.”
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