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Inter Milan boss Roberto Mancini plays down suggestions that his club could be prepared to sell players, including Mauro Icardi, this month.

Inter Milan boss Roberto Mancini has insisted that his club will not be selling any of their key players this month.

Mauro Icardi, among others, has been strongly linked with a move away from the San Siro, with Manchester City and Arsenal believed to be interested in the attacker.

However, Mancini has claimed that, despite a lot of speculation, the Italian side are not interested in selling in this transfer window.

"I know it says things in certain newspapers but, right now, all our players are here. January is an awkward month, but at the moment none of our players are going anywhere," Mancini told reporters.

Inter have collected 39 points from their 19 league games this season, with that total leaving them third in the Serie A table, two points off leaders Napoli.

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