STEVE PARISH admits that Crystal Palace are busy looking to strengthen the squad following promotion to the Premier League.
The Eagles ended an eight-year absence from the top flight with victory against Watford in the Championship play-off final at Wembley, meaning they will welcome the likes of Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea to Selhurst Park in the league next season.
But their promotion has led to speculation over how much money will be invested into the squad and who will be joining over the summer, with former Everton and Manchester City manager Joe Royle claming that the Eagles will need an overhaul to survive in the top flight.
The Palace co-chairman, however, says an overhaul is not needed, although he admits the club are actively looking to bring in a number of players.
He said: "We are making a long list and looking at what we want to do.
"Obviously we will need to bring in a few. We are not talking numbers, but there are a few areas we need to cover, with Wilf [Zaha] going [to Manchester United] and Glenn [Murray] out injured."
