New Inter Milan coach Roberto Mancini is unconcerned over their limited transfer budget.
Mancini replaced the sacked Walter Mazzarri yesterday.
"When someone starts playing football as a kid for fun, he always wants to win. That is within all of us. We don't just want to take part," said Mancini.
"I don't know what will happen. I need to get to know the squad first. It's not so easy to sign players in January to immediately strengthen a squad, as he either has to be a world class star or he's likely to take time to settle. We need to see what is needed and what we can do with the current team.
"This is a wonderful challenge for me and one of the many reasons I accepted, as this is a young team and we can grow together. I think if we work well, have the same objectives and enthusiasm, then we can build a team that is young and strong for years to come.
"It is also very important for me that the team plays good football."
