New Everton boss, Carlo Ancelotti, was reluctant to discuss transfers at today’s presentation media conference.
The Italian was then coy on the prospect of January signings, insisting his focus is on the players already at his disposal.
Ancelotti said: “For me I don’t answer [on the transfer window]. Everyone is focused on putting the best team on the pitch. The most important thing now is Burnley.
“What I know is talking with [owner Farhad] Moshiri is that the club wants to be competitive in the Premier League.
“So for me that is enough. Together we have to do things the right way to improve. The fact the club wants to build a new stadium. The ambition at the club is really high. I am really happy to be here.”
The 60-year-old went on to label Moise Kean as “top quality” despite the youngster enduring a difficult time since joining in the summer.
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“Kean showed fantastic talent for Juventus even if he didn’t play enough,” he said.
“He is 19-years-old, for every player that change country, that change teams. Sometimes there is adaptation. We have to work on him to improve his quality to be a better professional. He has top quality.”