Despite the fact that the transfer market closed last week, Mansfield Town wants to strengthen their team.
On deadline day, the Stags dropped out of an agreement for an anonymous loan signing, but they are still interested in acquiring more players to give their team more depth.
We did try for a loan, but we ran into a few issues with the club we were trying to get him from and just couldn’t quite get it through, according to Clough, who gave the Chad this transfer report. Therefore, we decided not to pursue that one.
We can focus on the few free agents that are still available that we spoke with before the window closed. Several of the people we spoke with were waiting to see
if they received any better offers, given that they are now in a position to sign with anyone.
Mansfield continues to pursue signings
Mansfield may believe that they are still lacking in a few specific areas and that many players are still without a club at the moment.
The Nottinghamshire team has had a strong start to the new season, scoring 10 points in their first six games. They now hold the seventh spot in League Two’s standings and have two wins and four draws to their credit.
Last time out, Clough’s team drew 0-0 with Bradford City at home; they return to action this weekend with a trip to Accrington Stanley as they try to maintain their position in the division.
Mansfield spent the summer bringing in eight new players. Christy Pym, the goalkeeper, was signed on a permanent basis after a loan spell with Peterborough United previous season.
Aden Flint, Baily Cargill, Cally Macdonald, George Williams, and Aaron Lewis were brought in to reinforce their defense, while Leicester City’s Lewis Brunt came on loan to offer competition and depth to their choices in the center of the field.
Clough was able to negotiate the permanent signing of Will Swan after his loan from Premier League side Nottingham Forest.
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