The departure of Koumetio and Graham is highly likely, while Pressley evaluates trial players.

Dundee manager Steven Pressley continues to face the challenge of reducing player turnover this summer. But it looks like the upcoming off-season will still be as chaotic as ever. Defensive players Billy Koumetio and Luke Graham feature in Pressley's squad camped in Hungary. But neither of them appear to be staying at the club for long, with Koumetio in particular being of interest to Charlton Athletic. And a move to London might happen soon. Meanwhile, interest in Graham continued to grow. It seems likely that he will leave as well, although Dundee will receive good compensation from the departures of these players. But their departure will create a hole in the team for Pressley to continue to fill. After the departures of Cameron Congreve, Tony Yogane (now at Aberdeen) and Jon McCracken, the team has already added new players including Idris Odutayo and Ryan Finnigan, with more to come. Pressley is evaluating several trial players camped in Hungary, including free agent goalkeeper Luca Ashby-Hammond, Bournemouth center halves Harold William and Owen Bevan and Burnley midfielder Adam McCoy. Dundee last summer, Pressley showed his ability to recruit quality players, and fans at Dens Park will be hoping he can find another gem in the coming weeks.