Former Peterborough defender Tommy Williams has been handed a trial by Bristol City.
The out-of-contract left-back, who spent last season on loan with Preston, came off the bench in City’s 2-1 friendly defeat at Torquay on Wednesday night.
Williams, 30, started his professional career at West Ham and has represented Cyprus at international level.
City manager Steve Coppell said: “He’ll get the chance to impress over the next couple of games.”
Meanwhile, City’s top brass are reportedly talking to Premiership champions Chelsea over a season-long loan deal for Ryan Bertrand
Bertrand, 20, started his career as a left-winger at Gillingham before moving to Stamford Bridge and spending the last three seasons on-loan in the Championship with Norwich and Reading.
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