AC Milan chief Massimiliano Mirabelli has ruled out buying this month.

Mirabelli made a raft of signings over the summer.

"Updating remains a constant factor," Mirabelli told Gazzetta dello Sport.

“This weekend, for example, I'll be in Germany to watch some games. I'm talking about updating though, not the transfer market.

“We won't do anything, I'll tell you that as official information. There could be some outgoings, but these will be small things.

“Of the names that are circulating, the one who has the most concrete offers is Gustavo Gomez.

“I ask you, after buying 11 players do you think taking a 12th would be the right thing to do? We had a good transfer campaign in the summer but I don't have nostalgia for that, there's time for everything.

“Right now I'm thinking of the solutions we already have, for example [Riccardo] Montolivo. Our imperative is to enhance the existing squad.

“We are and we will be within the UEFA parameters. Our construction machine will move forward, with no worries.

“I don't have doubts about anything, the money arrives as it should and then there's David Han Li who is very present and a great connoisseur of football.

“He also has the advantage of never interfering in the work of others."