Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe eyes more new signings with Leicester winger Demarai Gray on his wishlist

  • Bournemouth have signed four players this summer spending over £30million
  • The Cherries have had a £20million bid for Demarai Gray rejected by Leicester
  • Eddie Howe is happy with his acquisitions but is hopeful of adding more players
  • The Bournemouth manager admitted 'I never consider our business is done'
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Eddie Howe has admitted he is still hopeful of bringing in a few additions before the end of the transfer window.

Bournemouth have signed goalkeeper Asmir Begovic and defender Nathan Ake from Chelsea, and picked up midfielder Connor Mahoney and striker Jermain Defoe on free transfers, while they have tied up long-term deals for several senior players.

'I'm happy with what we've got,' Howe told the Daily Echo. 'We acted early in the market and are delighted with the players we have signed.

Eddie Howe has done some smart business this summer but insists he is still looking to recruit
Jermain Defoe joined Bournemouth for his second spell at the club on a free transfer from Sunderland earlier in the summer

Eddie Howe has done some smart business this summer, including the free transfer for striker Jermain Defoe (right), but insists he is still looking to recruit some more new faces

'To say that we were finished would not be accurate because I never consider our business done.'


Bournemouth have already had a £20million bid rejected by Leicester for Demarai Gray and Howe has admitted he is still looking to add more recruits to avoid the risk of lacking depth later in the season.

Leicester's Demarai Gray could be on his way to Dean Court with Bournemouth interested

Leicester's Demarai Gray could be on his way to Dean Court with Bournemouth interested

'You just don't know what will happen. You might get injuries, suspensions or problems and need to be able to replace players if you have to.

'I am not going to say no, but we are not at this moment in time in desperate need to strengthen.'

Bournemouth host West Bromwich Albion in their opening league game on Saturday.

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