Antonio Conte is hoping to add new faces to his Chelsea squad in January but insists the club will only buy if the right players become available.
On Friday, John Obi Mikel has reported he is leaving Chelsea to join Chinese Super League side Tianjin TEDA following ten and a half years at Stamford Bridge.
The Nigerian global takes after Oscar to China, after he joined Shanghai SIPG in a £60m bargain, while Dutch universal Marco van Ginkel has additionally joined PSV Eindhoven on advance.
Those takeoffs decrease Conte's alternatives in midfield however the Italian affirmed the club are in the market for new players.
Conte clarified: "In January it is constantly hard to purchase extraordinary players on the grounds that alternate groups would prefer not to offer. To purchase just to purchase, I don't care for.
"Not nearer, but rather we have a few thoughts regarding this. We are working around these thoughts."
One territory where Conte affirmed he won't hope to add to his squad is in focal barrier where Cesar Azpilicueta, David Luiz and Gary Cahill have set up themselves as his first-decision back three.
"I don't think we require another focal safeguard, no," Conte said.
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