Andy Graham is still looking to add to his Alloa squad and has revealed they are set to bring in a "very exciting" player.
The Wasps boss has, so far, brought in nine new faces to his squad, with the latest being 19-year-old Hibernian defender, Joseph McGrath, on loan.
Graham, who watched his side draw a blank in a stalemate with East Fife, to open their League One campaign, on Saturday, is keen to recruit another attacking option.
He's also told Advertiser Sport that another player is set to make their way to the Indodrill Stadium as part of a co-operation agreement with Rangers, which has brought Kyle Glasgow and Max Cameron to the club.
Last season, Alloa brought in Calum Adamson, Lewis Stewart and latterly, Josh Gentles, from the Ibrox side as part of that initiative.
The latter of those, however, played just five times before injury cut short a second loan spell with the Wasps, and Graham said earlier in the summer that he'd be interested in bringing him back for a third stint.
Whether he is the player Graham has said will hopefully arrive is unclear, with the boss not giving away any names, but he explained: "There'll still be one or two to come in.
"We've got one co-operation agreement still to come in, who's currently injured at the moment, but a very exciting one.
"We know he's going to come in and help us, so, hopefully we get that done. That'll be probably a wee bit later, just due to the injury situation with him. We can be patient.
"We have to be, ultimately, with the situation we're in, because we know the co-operation agreement is vital for us as a club.
"When you look at the budgets of other teams around the league and things like that, it's absolutely vital for us, the co-operation agreement, and it has to work.
"We've got young Kyle and Max in from it, and we're going to get another one in that I think will be a good one as well.
"We're still trying to work on getting probably another forward player in to help the guys up there as well.
"So, still one or two to come in the door, I would say, and we'll see where we're at.
"Overall, there's lots to come from this group."
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