Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger won't lose any sleep over the transfer window and will instead focus on getting the best out of his current players.

The Gunners are expected to make some moves to bolster the squad this month, with a £10million bid for Atletico Madrid striker Adrian Lopez said to be on the table while fringe players like Johan Djourou, Sebastien Squillaci and Morocco forward Marouane Chamakh, a target for West Ham, will also be offloaded.

Deficiencies

However, as he prepares to take his team to Swansea for Sunday's FA Cup third round tie, the Arsenal manager wants concentration to remain on the side producing the required performance rather than thinking about how to boost any perceived deficiencies, reports futaa.com.

“The most draining is that you get the best out of your team and worry about the next game. In our job it is important that you focus on what is really important, the players who can help the club to win the games - those who are somewhere on the transfer market will not help you to win the games,” Wenger told a press conference.

Pressure

“For us it is important to focus on our next game and our next game can only be won by the players who are here.”

Wenger admits it is becoming harder to locate bargain buys and accepts pressure is for players to make an instant impact rather than be allowed time to grow at their new club.

However, the Arsenal manager does not expect many major moves in the opening week of the January window.