Jose Mourinho has refused to discuss Chelsea's interest in rising stars John Stones and Paul Pogba.
The Blues are keen on signing the pair, with Everton defender Stones handing in a transfer request earlier this week in a bid to force through a move to Stamford Bridge.
However, that prospective transfer looks unlikely to materialise with the news that Chelsea have now had a fourth bid for the England star reportedly turned down.
"I don't speak about players from other teams," said Mourinho. "I have a good squad. I'm happy with the squad I have. If I get another player until the end of the market, good. If I don't get, we go with what we have."
The Portuguese also declined to comment on Roberto Martinez's belief that the transfer window should close before the start of the season.
"You think I'm going to comment on Roberto Martinez's words?" Mourinho added.
"Not generally, I don't comment. I don't comment on other opinions."
Unwilling to engage in any type of transfer talk, Mourinho also refused to answer questions about his interest in Juventus starlet Pogba and Guangzhou Evergrande right-back Zhang Linpeng.
"I'm not going to do the 'like', 'I would like' of Pogba. He's a Juventus player, I'm the Chelsea manager," said Mourinho.
Of the club's interest in Zhang, he added: "He is a Guangzhou player, so it's the same story. I don't comment."