After signing the likes of Lukas Podolski, Olivier Giroud and Santi Cazorla, the French boss suggested that although he has resources available to spend, he may not make any late moves at all in the transfer market.

"I am relaxed, we have enough players, that is for sure, but you want always to improve your squad," Wenger told the Daily Telegraph.

"We have resources available so if it is not happening now it will happen in December.

"But we believe strongly that we have the quality in our squad to do very well.

"We bought Cazorla, Podolski and Giroud so you cannot say we have not bought but, when you listen to people, you always have to buy more."

One of the major factors behind Wenger's reasoning is that the club are still nursing the likes of Jack Wilshere and Bacary Sagna back to full fitness and he believes that once he has a fully fit squad, they have more than enough depth.

"Getting our injured players back is the best way for us to strengthen the squad,"  Wenger said.

"We do not just want to bring average players in. Spending in itself is not a quality. Buying good players is a quality, better players than you have is a quality."