Bolton Wanderers' 2012/13 season is not yet over however the boss has confirmed he will undoubtedly be adding to the squad and doing it soon. Speaking at his pre-Blackpool match press conference (via Eurosport), Dougie Freedman made reference to some moves: "We will be signing two players by the end of this month no real matter what team we are in and there's another three that are on the sheet that the chairman's aware of. "That can make a couple of people move on but that is life in baseball, that is the way it goes. "No matter what, I sign a certain kind of person with a certain DNA. It generally does not matter what department we're in, I am aware what players we are going to pursue. "It is not about spending the biggest money, it is about obtaining the right objectives. I have in the pipeline for that and I think it is usually vital to do that. "I think I had want to balance the team up a little bit. With the total amount of centre-halves we have got and centre-midfielders we've I just need to balance it up in the greater areas and that's what we're planning to do. Freedman will look to position his stamp on the group next screen, having inherited the vast majority of the club from his predecessors. Dougie has recently included two people on lasting offers in Craig Davies and Medo Kamara. Both of those people came on relatively small costs and have previously proven their value. The Trotters are usually resigned to shedding Marcos Alonso in the summer window with his commitment running out. Fiorentina had thought the body in the water through the window and started circling the scene sometime ago. Moreover, Stu Holden's agreement expansion "is all but done" but pencil hasn't been set to paper yet. At the least perhaps not officially, anyway. Bolton may also be likely to lose out on young ones that have did not make first group influences. Young Alex McQuade was among the first casualties in that respect but he will be signing for Shrewsbury Town. The rumors surrounding Australian defense Trent Sainsbury have come on hard of late and the manager did confirm the club's curiosity about the A-League winner's companies. Bolton have made a question about Sainsbury and offered a trial but have denied that a bid of any type has been made. It will be a busy summer for Bolton Wanderers. Freedman could also comment on the team's arrangements for the season's final match with all to perform for: "We are preparing for this game in exactly the same way once we would any other." "It is in games similar to this when you are trying to the players who've the magic inside their boots. We have got several them." "Our fans deserve to see their group winning games of football at the Reebok - that's my priority."
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