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Bayern Munich will not be selling any players during the January transfer window, according to chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.

Bayern Munich's chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has confirmed that no-one will be leaving the German club during the January transfer window.

A number of players, including Ivica Olic and Danijel Pranjic (pictured), are reportedly unhappy with a lack of appearances in the starting lineup this season and as a result have been linked with moves away.

However, Rummenigge has insisted that no player will be heading out of the Allianz Arena exit door.

"We certainly won't be selling any players," he told the club's official website. "The coach doesn't want to and I completely agree with him.

"We have a very small squad with only 20 outfield players and that's the lowest limit in terms of numbers.

"I hope we're still competing for silverware on three fronts after Christmas, so at the very least, we need everyone we have at the moment."

Bayern currently top the Bundesliga table.

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