Laurent Blanc has said Paris Saint-Germain are unlikely to make any signings in the transfer window, adding that UEFA's financial fair play sanctions have hit the French champions hard.
PSG, along with Premier League winners Manchester City, were punished when UEFA issued its first wave of FFP punishments last summer.
In addition to being forced to reduce their deficit and having their Champions League squad cut to 21 players, the club were restricted to buying one player up to a value of 60 million euros before having to trim the squad if they wanted to make further additions.
David Luiz was brought in from Chelsea in the summer, but Blanc told media that it was unlikely there would be further new arrivals in the winter window.
"There are not a lot of clubs who want to let their players go, and there aren't many clubs that can buy players because it's also difficult financially," he explained.
"As for Paris Saint-Germain's transfer window, you can see that we're really hit by financial fair play and we cannot do what we want.
"We have to get used to it. Unless there's a last-minute surprise, which could happen, it's very likely we'll continue with the squad we have."
#INSERT type:image caption:Blanc is hoping for more from the partnership between Edinson Cavani and Zlatan Ibrahimovic. END#
That means both Ezequiel Lavezzi and Edinson Cavani, who were punished for returning from their Christmas breaks late, will remain at the Parc des Princes until the summer.
Cavani, 27, has been unhappy with his position in Blanc's preferred 4-3-3 formation, which has left him out on a flank while Zlatan Ibrahimovic plays in the central role.
French media have made much of the duo's apparent incompatibility, but Blanc said he remained convinced they could work effectively together.
"There is not one of them who has been held back by the other," he said of the duo, who have 17 Ligue 1 goals between them so far this season.
"There is a player who likes space, Edinson, right across the front line. And when I see Ibra more at ease when he drops off, I say to myself that if their partnership was closer -- given their qualities -- it could be complementary, much more so than it has been since the start of their collaboration.
"They aren't incompatible. There are improvements to be made on both sides, and they have to try and find each other more."