Moyes reveals January transfer plans
However, with things as they are with the club’s finances it remains to be seen what can be done and there is no way he will disrupt the squad with signings for the sake of them.
There remain strong rumours that Josh King will perhaps be on his way to the club but as far as we can see the loan market looks the most likely area for the Irons to be operating within.
He insisted he wants to keep on pushing and improving but there would not be mass signings incoming.
He told reporters: “Will I be able to or will we be able to get what we want? I’m not sure. I’ll be saying the same thing as I said this time last year.
If we can and we think there is something available the owner would try and do it but obviously like everybody else we’re in a difficult situation financially, like all clubs. We won’t be daft.”
I want to keep pushing, I want to keep trying to improve but I have to say we will be linked with every man and their dog.
The truth is we won’t be signing every man and their dog, we’ll only be signing players who I think are right for the club. Players who are hungry and fit what we need.
I can only say we will try and improve if it is out there and we can do it, ones who can make an impact like we have got recently.”
Asked whether he had a transfer target list or idea what his priorities were he was coy saying injuries were a factor in his decisions adding
“I think that is quite fluid at the moment because injuries can play a part in it. We’ve lost Antonio and all of a sudden we’ve lost Arthur so we’re starting differently from where other things might have been on your mind.
We’ve just got to be fluid, ready to change with it. This time of year with the amount of games you have got you tend to pick up more injuries so what I might want now might be different come three weeks time or before the end of the window.
I would be surprised if we’re out making big signings, I don’t think that will be the case”