Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon insists the club will not
be bringing in any stop-gap players.
The Blues have been linked with moves for several players as they
look to bolster their squad for the second half of the
season.
Kenyon admits the club are finding it hard to bring in the right
players and he insists they will not panic buy in this month's
transfer window.
"We will only try and get players we are interested in," said
Kenyon.
"It is not about just filling space.
"If that player is available, will that player feature next season,
which is important? Not just bringing someone in for
two-and-a-half-months.
"It is notoriously difficult finding that type of player who will
make that impact on Chelsea."