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Championship side Bolton Wanderers manager Dougie Freedman has confirmed that he is still in the look out for some fresh faces this transfer window.
Freedman, former Crystal Palace boss, moved to the Reebok stadium midway last season and guided the Trotters from the bottom half to narrownly missing out on a play off berth.
The Scotman has been handed a very limited transfer kitty to work with but he is happy with the additions he has made so far.
Freedman said: "I believe we have made a couple of decent signings - we have not thrown money away.
"But there is room to grow. I think there is room for improvement. We are trying our best to do that."
Bolton have signed Jermaine Beckford and Rob Hall besides free agents Alex Baptiste and Marc Tierney.
Written by Prateek Sarkar
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