Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill remains keen to add more new faces this month to improve the depth of his squad.




The Black Cats boss completed his second signing of the current transfer window on Monday when Senegalese defender Kader Mangane joined on loan from Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal, following the arrival of French midfielder Alfred N'Diaye from Bursaspor last week.
O'Neill's men have won four of their last seven games in all competitions as they prepare to host Bolton in their FA Cup third-round replay on Tuesday night and the manager does not want injuries to hinder their progress.
He told the Sunderland Echo: "I'm loathe to say we've got momentum going, but we've won four of the last seven and tonight we want to remain in the FA Cup.
"On February 1, whatever you've got left, that's it and we're still short here on players.
"Every side has had their injuries this season so we want to make some provisions for those things happening to us.
"They will be inevitable over the next few months."