Wednesday 7 August 2013 15:18, UK
Manchester United boss David Moyes insists that he will be bringing in players before the end of the transfer window.
Sky sources understand Moyes has not given up on Fabregas, but as yet there has been no third offer from Old Trafford as Barcelona continue to insist the midfielder will not be sold. Reports have suggested that Marouane Fellaini could be an alternative, but Everton boss Roberto Martinez says there have been no offers for the Belgian midfielder. "There are no bids," the Liverpool Echo quoted Moyes' successor as Everton manager as saying. "When you read that someone is interested in someone, it doesn't mean there is a bid on the table. "Marouane has been working really hard. Leighton Baines has been working really hard for the team and that's all that matters. "Headlines in the media happen at this time of the season unfortunately but it won't distract me from the work we have to do. I'm not bothered at all. "It is speculation in the media and you'll never stop that. I've said from day one as a manager you only concentrate on working hard. I don't mind having my players grabbing headlines. That's a good story because it means they've been doing well and performing well. "I'm only concentrating on having as strong a squad as possible for the start of the season. That's all my concern is."
