Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini doubts whether the big-spenders will be making any moves in the transfer market come January.
City have been the biggest spenders in world football in recent times with firstly Mark Hughes and then Mancini bringing in a wealth of world class talent.
The Eastlands outfit are always on the lookout for fresh faces and have been tipped as one of the possible destinations for Wayne Rooney should he leave city rivals Manchester United.
Mancini has denied City have made any contact with the Red Devils over the England international and now Mancini has hinted there will be no signings in the New Year.
Continuity
“There are a lot of players in the world, and what is important for us is to think of our players and our season,” said Mancini.
“In the summer if there is a player who could change something for us, we could talk about this. Not January, I don’t think.
“Manchester City are developing every month, every year. But every day we hear we are buying a new player and that is not good.
“It is correct that the owners have big ambitions, but everyone who works here has big ambitions for the future.
“At this moment we must think about Poznan and the next league game against Arsenal.”
