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Wigan boss Martinez not finished with transfer window

tribalfootball.com Updated August 24, 2012, 11:05 am

Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is still prepared to do business before the transfer window closes.

The Spaniard has already made four additions to his group this summer, recruiting defender Ivan Ramis, midfielder Fraser Fyvie and striker Arouna Kone on permanent deals from Real Mallorca, Aberdeen and Levante respectively, and Arsenal winger Ryo Miyaichi on a season-long loan.

"At the moment, we are still looking at if we can bring in maybe another player, but it has to be the right one and he has to be the right character to fit in," Martinez said.

"But I'm not too concerned by the rest of the window. I'm very pleased with the signings we have made and with the players we have kept in the squad."

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