Gillingham manager Mark Stimson has outlined his plans to attempt to lure a potent striker to Priestfield in the summer to bolster his attack.The Gills have struggled to score on a regular basis this season and as a result now find themselves with just one game to preserve their League One status.

Anything less than a victory at Leeds on Saturday will seal the club's relegation, while they could still go down even if they win depending on how Bournemouth and Cheltenham fare.

Whatever happens this weekend, Stimson is still on the look out to sign a proven forward, saying: "We need to bring a striker into the club that is a regular 15-20 goals a season man.

"They don't fall off trees and are hard to get. If we can get a big one to go alongside a couple of smaller guys we have got, then it will be a positive move by the club. That is something we will look to do whatever division we are in."

Goalkeeper Simon Royce, meanwhile, has been crowned the club's Player of the Year this season and defender Simon King was named Players' Player of the Year.

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