Tottenham boss Andre Villas-Boas admits they'll be looking to shift out players in the January market.

David Bentley, Danny Rose and Jermaine Jenas are out on loan and could leave the club on a permanent basis in January while Villas-Boas is also keen to reduce his bloated goalkeeping stocks by selling Carlo Cudicini or Heurelho Gomes.

"With Gomes and Cudicini we will listen to proposals," Villas-Boas said.

"(Chairman Daniel Levy and I) spoke about the January situation and the eventuality that we could look to strengthen the squad to be better. What came out of those conversations was that our level of focus is not to do a lot in January.

"We feel comfortable at the moment. Our squad will become big, even in terms of numbers, with the return of injured players.

"I believe that they will give us an extra edge but I am not ruling out any situation in the market, but at the moment it looks unlikely."