Leyton Orient has made significant moves in the transfer market, recently signing defender Jack Currie on a season-long loan from Oxford United, marking him as their ninth summer acquisition. Currie expressed enthusiasm about playing under head coach Richie Wellens, who aims to utilize his playing style effectively. Additionally, 21-year-old goalkeeper Josh Keeley has joined Orient on a season-long loan from Tottenham Hotspur, where he has also secured a new contract until 2027. Keeley, who previously played a successful loan spell at Barnet, is anticipated to enhance competition in the club's goalkeeping area. Orient has struggled in the league with three losses but managed to advance to the Carabao Cup third round. The team is looking to leverage these new signings to improve their performance as they prepare for an upcoming match against Shrewsbury Town.