Derby County's summer transfer window is open, and the Rams are looking to add quality to their squad after finishing eighth in the Championship with 69 points. John Eustace's side narrowly missed out on the promotion play-offs, but they will hope to build on that progress. So far, there have been no confirmed signings or sales, but the club has been linked with several players, including Casper Widell from Excelsior Rotterdam and Eli Adams from Newcastle United Jets. And with the transfer window set to run until September 1, there is still plenty of time for deals to be done. Derby County's net spend is currently £0m, with no income or expenditure to report. The club will be looking to strengthen their squad, and they have been linked with several players. But for now, there is no news on any confirmed transfers. The summer transfer window opened on June 15, and it will close at 11pm GMT on September 1. Derby County will be looking to make the most of this window, and they will hope to bring in some quality players to strengthen their squad. Bobby Clark has been linked with a move away from the club, with Stuttgart and Borussia Monchengladbach reportedly interested. Brian De Keersmaecker from Oxford United is another player who has been linked with a move to Derby County. The club's fans will be eagerly waiting to see who will be joining the squad, and who will be leaving. Derby County's transfer business will be crucial in determining their success next season.