Mark McGuinness can only leave Cardiff for right price – Bulut

Cardiff have enjoyed a productive summer in the transfer market so far, signing England international defender Calum Chambers, his former Aston Villa team-mate Anwar El Ghazi and ex-Queens Park Rangers forward Chris Willock for free.

They have also recruited midfielder Alex Robertson from Manchester City in a permanent deal, while Ivory Coast striker Wilfried Kanga has joined on a season-long loan from German Bundesliga 2 club Hertha Berlin.

Bulut is eager to make further additions before the transfer window shuts on 30 August, with forwards a priority.

“We did really good things. The market is not easy, many teams were pushing for the same players. The board, recruitment, we got some players other teams were targeting,” Bulut added.

“Still we are not finished. We try to strengthen the team. Until the transfer market is finished, we try to get quality in for Cardiff City. Two or three players, there can be.

“When the market gets closer to the end it’s not easy, it gets tighter, fewer players on the market. We are focusing on players, we are negotiating. We also have players who get offers, let’s see what we can do.”