Hornets boss Slavisa Jokanovic insists Watford still have their final in front of them when they host Sheffield Wednesday tomorrow despite securing promotion last weekend.
Three years in the Championship have taught Almen Abdi teams with nothing to play for can perform without the pressure which will be on Watford in their final three fixtures.
Cardiff City defender Matthew Connolly has joined Watford on an emergency loan deal until the end of the season.
Miguel Layun is a man with a lot on his plate. He swapped the familiarity of home and Mexican side Club America for Watford in January, has been pitched into a new position on the field and will be almost 5,500 miles away from his pregnant wife for the final month of the season.
Watford head coach Slavisa Jokanovic has reiterated his desire to sign an experienced centre-back and midfielder – though they do not have to be British – but does not expect any new additions before Friday’s visit to league-leaders Bournemouth.
Watford have no fresh injury concerns ahead of Friday night's televised trip to Bournemouth but it is hoped Joel Ekstrand, Almen Abdi and Fernando Forestieri could return to training next week.
Slavisa Jokanovic has questioned whether some of his Watford players believe promotion to the Premier League will be a certainty.
Troy Deeney is back in full training and his fitness will be assessed before Saturday’s match with Sheffield Wednesday.
The Watford Observer understands Oscar Garcia will bring two members of staff with him to Watford, whilst Paolo De Toffol is the only coach who Beppe Sannino brought to the club that still remains.
Hornets head coach Beppe Sannino says Watford’s performances are still missing something ahead of tomorrow’s Championship clash with Leeds United but believes the only way to improve is through “work, sacrifice and heart”.
