14:14 GMT, Wednesday, 7 May 2008 15:14 UK
No major overhaul at Portman Road
Ipswich Town chairman David Sheepshanks has ruled out wholesale changes in personnel at Portman Road this summer.
He told BBC Radio Suffolk: "There is an awful lot that's right out there but there are just one or two areas that need strengthening.
"We spent a bit of money in January but there are still very significant funds in our bank account."
"We are able to go and acquire the players that we and Jim [Magilton] believe he needs to get promotion."
Town finished the season in eighth place, a point outside the play-offs.
"I would like to think we will get one or two in by the end of May but I have to tell you that there is nothing imminent," Sheepshanks admitted.
"We are absolutely committed to bringing the right players into this club.
"Marcus [Evans] wants to own a Premiership club, I want to be chairman of a Premiership club again and Jim [Magilton] wants to manage a Premiership club."
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