West Bromwich Albion manager is keen to strengthen his squad further still.
West Brom boss Darren Moore spoke exclusively to the Express & Star, and insisted that his business is far from finished this month, after bringing in 35-year-old free agent Tyrone Mears yesterday.
The Baggies have begun their 2018/19 campaign in decent fashion, taking seven points from their opening five Championship games, and progressing through to the third round of the Carabao Cup.
Moore will fancy his chances of guiding his side back to the Premier League this season, but in order to do so, he might just want to add one or two more players before the loan window closes on Friday.
The West Brom boss spoke exclusively to the Express & Star, and hinted that his summer transfer business is not yet finished:
“I still hope to bring some more in if it’s possible. We’re always looking to strengthen for the season ahead. So if it’s possible, with the window looming on Friday, that we can do some business, then we’ll do some business.”
If Moore is to bring in any new faces, he will have to act fast, with Friday’s deadline fast approaching, but quite who he is targeting remains to be seen.
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