Paul Warne expects to lose a player on Monday as Derby County continue their efforts to reshape the squad.

After signing Lars-Jorgen Salvesen last week on a deal from Viking FK for an undisclosed fee, Derby are eager to add another winger and a midfielder to the squad.

But they will have to move players out as well and that process has started already with Sonny Bradley securing a loan move to Wycombe Wanderers.

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Tawanda Chirewa has gone back to Wolves and now Warne expects to lose another player tomorrow. He stopped short of revealing who but there are fringe players who have been attracting interest from the division below.

"I think I'll lose one on Monday," said Derby's head coach. "We'll then see how we go. But selfishly, we can't let people go before we really get people in, give or take.

"Everyone does it differently. Some teams throw their loans back and start again and get rid of what they regard as dead wood. All the lads are contributing here and I am happy for them all to stay."

Warne does not expect any new faces to join the club before Sunderland on Tuesday when Salvesen is expected to play some part.

"We are not any closer to bringing anyone in for Tuesday," he said.

"But I'll get on the phone to everybody and find out where we're at. That's how it is. You deal with what you have got. I have a lot of respect for my players and we will try to bounce back against Sunderland."

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