Bob Peeters expects new signings if Charlton stay in contention
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Manager Bob Peeters believes Charlton owner Roland Duchatelet will invest in new signings in January if the club are still challenging for promotion.
Charlton are outside the Championship play-off places on goal difference.
"He's backing us already - we've brought some good players in," Peeters told BBC Radio Kent.
"But if we're in this situation around the new year I think one or two quality players will come in. He knows what we want and hopefully he can provide it."
Charlton were unbeaten in the league under the Belgian before a 1-0 loss against Bournemouth on 18 October.
| Charlton's Championship record under Peeters |
|---|
| Played 13, won five, drawn seven, lost one |
They bounced back by beating Bolton 2-1 at The Valley on Tuesday - 24 hours after Peeters had met with Duchatelet to discuss their future plans.
Peeters explained: "We had dinner on Monday evening and he was at the game on Tuesday, so we had a good conversation about everything concerning Charlton.
"We only have 18 or 19 players. That's what we discussed. We agreed that we don't want too big a squad.
"We want a group of 20 good-quality players, but it's important that if we bring in players they must have an amount of quality."
