West Ham United manager David Moyes is eager for his team to make the most of the transfer window.
The Hammers coach admits to being happy with their recent transfer business.
While Moyes is focusing on his team's next Premier League game, he is keeping an eye on who else may come in before the window slams shut on September 1st.
He told reporters this week: We always needed to add some players to the squad, with the loss of Declan Rice and Manuel Lanzini, and we've done that.
We always felt some players might also need to move on for us to create spaces for people to come in. You have to get a balance. We want to try and get the right numbers in and, right now, I think we're in good shape.
Most clubs will probably have their work done before transfer Deadline Day and that's the way it should be. The media rely a lot on Deadline Day too, but the truth is most clubs should have their work done before it. That said, I think it's unfair we're playing on Deadline Day.
We're still in the market and we will be right until the last minute, but our game being on Deadline Day makes it difficult for myself and my team to be involved in anything because we've got a game to prepare for."