It's now that annual time of the season where all football clubs are starting to release players from there clubs, with Bolton Wanderers certainly following suit after today releasing 13 first team players.

This includes English-born Jamaican international Jermaine Beckford who has had a fantastic loan spell at Preston North End this season, with Beckford scoring 20 times in 35 appearances for the Lilywhites and he will be heavily missed at Deepdale.

Despite Beckford travelling around a lot in his 10-year professional career, he still has an impressive goal-scoring record having netted 158 times in 376 professional appearances at club level as well as one international goals in his six caps for the Jamaican national side.

Neever the less he has proved to be prolific when playing his domestic football in League One, scoring 113 goals in 199 appearances during spells with Leeds United, Carlisle United, Scunthorpe United and Preston.

Beckford has the skill and ability to do well in a low level Championship side or a high level League One side and I feel given his vital contribution to Preston's play-off campaign this season, regardless of where they are next season this could be his best possible destination.

Having been there for the majority of this season then will settle in very quickly and would certainly feel at ease.

However, there are also some other good clubs that I'm sure would be happy to sign a player of Beckford's calibre with Reading and Millwall, being two of my other strong suggestions as to who should attempt to snap up Beckford in the summer.

Needless to say, he may coming to the latter stages of his career, the 31-year old still has the ability and capabilities of doing a good job wherever he goes and if used right, he may well have a fantastic 2015-2016 campaign.