Cardiff City manager Steve Morison says he will just have to "get on with it" if the club fail to sign a striker before Thursday's transfer deadline.
The Championship club have scored just three goals in their opening seven competitive games and Morison has been searching for a striker for nearly eight months.
STEVE MORISON:
“Looking for one player for definite" but there are currently no options available within the club's budget.”
“Having the money available is one thing and having no money is another thing,” I will just get on with the job and everyone will just have to play their part.”
“If it doesn't happen we will have to deal with it."
"We will get on with the group we've got. That's what we'll do because that's what we'll have to do, we don't have a choice about it."
"We will keep plugging away and see how we get on between now and Thursday."
Steve Morison has criticised his strikers this season, though insists rewards will come for his team after an encouraging start to the campaign amid a change of playing style.
"Fans can see we are going in the right direction and are creating chances. As we get better and get more confident, we'll create more and ultimately score more goals," said Morison, whose team have kept four clean sheets this term.
Wales Under-21 forward Isaak Davies is still "a few weeks away" from his return from a knee injury, while Callum O'Dowda is unlikely to feature against Luton on Tuesday after coming off during Saturday's goalless draw against Preston with a hip problem.
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