By Alex O'Loughlin
July 29 2010

Yeovil manager Terry Skiverton has declared he wants to sign three more players before the opening npower League One game against Leyton Orient.

Last week Skiverton declared he wanted two new additions to his squad, and after achieving that with the signings of John Sullivan and Rob Kiernan (both on month loans), has decided he wants three more new faces.

Adam Virgo has yet to be offered a deal with the Glovers, but has featured heavily in their pre-season matches, suggesting he may well be one of the three.

After Darren Way's Benefit Match, the Yeovil coaching staff and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had several meetings, suggesting several Manchester United youngsters could be travelling South.

Solskjaer seemed keen to search the possibilities of sending youngsters to Huish Park, speaking to the Western Morning News: "We had a good chat (last Friday) because they came to the hotel and we had a good conversation. We are always looking for our players to learn and reserve football is different. Here, if you are playing League One, you have to get three points and then again in the next game because maybe the manager's job is on the line and when they play reserve league, it is all about development. When they are ready to go, we are looking for the right club for them."