Wednesday 25 June 2014 16:49, UK
Huddersfield Town chairman Dean Hoyle says that the club will be patient in the transfer market this summer, having already signed Lee Peltier and Joe Murphy.
Peltier was released from Leeds despite having a further year remaining on his deal at Elland Road, and he returned to Town on a three-year deal having previously spent two seasons there between 2009 and 2011.
Meanwhile, goalkeeper Joe Murphy is their only other summer addition so far as he joined on a free transfer from Coventry.
Manager Mark Robins has already spoke of a 'methodical approach' to bringing new faces to the John Smith's Stadium and Hoyle says that they will not be rushed into any deals.
"It's already been said that the market is generally quiet, and that remains the case," Hoyle told the Huddersfield Examiner.
"We have two through the door in Lee Peltier and Joe Murphy, and we have other targets. But we will take our time to make sure the deals are right for the club.
"That is certainly the case with Joe and Pelts. Joe is a good keeper who will provide proper competition for Alex Smithies.
"With Pelts, we know we are getting a good player who feels at home here. He offers versatility and experience, and at 27, he is coming to his prime.
"Things might not have worked out for him at Leeds, but he skippered them and did well on loan at Nottingham Forest last season."
