Carlisle United is bracing for more transfer activity, with first-team coach Frankie McAvoy anticipating 'wheeling and dealing' in the coming weeks. The Blues have already been busy this month, with incoming and outgoing transfers.

What's behind the expected activity?

McAvoy played down the idea of imminent activity but said United's recruitment personnel are being proactive. The coach is confident that United's owners, the Piatak family, will continue to back the squad-strengthening work.

How will this impact the team?

The prospect of more departures remains on the table, with McAvoy adding that they need to look at players who are happy and adding value to the squad. The team has recently brought in defender Ryan Galvin and extended the loan deals of Chris Conn-Clarke and Alex Gilliead.

Current standing

As of now, Carlisle United sits 3rd in the National League, with 95 points from 46 games, and a recent form of WWWDD. Their goal difference is +36, with 87 scored and 51 conceded. They are 13 points behind leaders York. Their last result was a 1-2 loss to Boreham Wood on 2026-05-03. | Category | Value | | --- | --- | | League Standing | 3rd | | Points | 95 | | Recent Form | WWWDD | | Goal Difference | +36 | | Last Result | 1-2 loss to Boreham Wood |

The team is looking to strengthen their squad, and with the transfer window open, they are expected to make more moves. Galvin's signing is seen as a positive addition, with McAvoy praising his experience in the league. The coach believes that the recruitment team has done a great job in identifying and signing players who can make a difference. As the season progresses, Carlisle United will look to build on their current standing and make a push for the top spot.