Argyle 'working hard' to bring in new striker
With Ryan Hardie and Mustapha Bundu having left the club over the summer, the Pilgrims' attacking options are limited.
Argyle have signed youngsters Bim Pepple and Owen Aseni, while wide players Jamie Paterson and Xavier Amaechi have also joined the club in the current transfer window.
"We all want those deals to be done as quick as possible," Cleverley told BBC Radio Devon.
"Now it's important that you don't bring the wrong one in, just because he's there to do.
"There's a premium price on League One strikers and people who can score goals at this level.
"We're working really hard and I'm confident we'll see one come in in the next 10 days."
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