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Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp has admitted he is unsure whether or not he will have the budget to be able to sign more players; despite the £11 million received for the sale of Sulley Muntari to Inter Milan.
He told The News: "The idea when I sold Sulley was there would be money for two or three (new) players. Now we'll have to wait and see if that happens.
"I've lost Sulley and that has weakened the team. I might have to look at cheaper options if it (the money) isn't there.
"We are definitely short at the moment, desperately short. We need another centre-half and we need wide players in midfield.
"We need a left-back. We are short there and there is no cover on that side. At present, I don't think we have a squad who are going to challenge next season."
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