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Carlos Baleba’s move to Manchester United has now been confirmed, with the 22-year-old leaving Brighton after three years at the Amex Stadium.

There are still several recruitment strands which may have a way to run, as the Robins look to build a squad capable of securing promotion from League Two. Here, The Moonraker runs down what is left to do, what might be done, and what to look out for over the coming week.

Bolton Wanderers appear set to make some attacking reinforcement, with Canadian winger, Jayden Nelson, set to join the Whites from MLS side Austin FC. Talks for Max Dean are also progressing, after reports stated both Bolton and KAA Genk were far apart on valuation.

There are hopes inside the club that several first-team squad members will be fit enough to be considered for selection at Oldham Athletic this weekend.

Bolton Wanderers are determined to bring in at least one winger before the end of the transfer window, whilst efforts to move Joel Randall on continue to be stalled by dwindling interest.

"We had a lot of situations in the final third and we had some good bits of build up play, but when we got into the final third that shot, that final ball, that cross, that slide-rule pass, wasn't of the required standard to open Sutton up and give us an opportunity to score."

"The fact is that the one we didn't deal with, Sutton scored from it. So yes, we'll be looking to improve that."

"The fans have been unbelievable, as they always are, and they'll be there in their numbers on Friday so we've got to make sure we put a really good performance in."