After watching his side crush Arsenal 3-0 at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, Carlo Ancelotti has reiterated his belief that Chelsea do not need to bring any new players to Stamford Bridge in January.

The Blues are set to lose star duo Didier Drogba and Michael Essien as well as John Obi Mikel and Salomon Kalou when the African Cup of Nations gets underway in January.

Having been given the green light to flex their financial muscle in the New Year after the Court of Arbitration for Sport suspended their FIFA-imposed transfer ban it was thought that Ancelotti would spend splash out in order to consolidate the Blues' grip on top spot in the Premier League.

The 2009 FA Cup winners have been linked with a host of top-stars including Atletico Madrid's dynamic striker Sergio Aguero and Bayern Munich maverick Franck Ribery, but Ancelotti insists he is not keen to bring anyone in.

"All the players are in good condition," the Italian told The Sun.

"If we maintain this, we'll sign nobody."