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BOWYER’S TRANSFER TARGETS

LEAGUE ONE
CHARLTON manager Lee Bowyer has been busy lining up new signings and expects there to be ins and outs during January.
Bowyer said: “We need to improve in areas. We’re working hard behind the scenes to see how we can improve as a squad. We can expect to see some movement in and out.
“We’ve got two lined up and ready if we can make that happen.
“One of them is playing regularly and is ready to go. The other one hasn’t been playing regularly so we’ll need to get his fitness up to speed. He’s in the building.”

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