West Ham United manager Sam Allardyce has suggested that the club has finished their transfer business this month.
The Hammers acquired the loan signings of Italians Marco Borriello and Antonio Nocerino from Roma and AC Milan respectively over the weekend.
Despite reports that the club are interested in Southampton's controversial forward Pablo Osvaldo, Allardyce has insisted that his squad is complete.
"I don't expect to be too busy now," West Ham's Twitter page quotes Allardyce as saying. "Those two signings reach our 25-man squad limit so I don't see us doing any more business."
The Hammers are currently third from bottom in the Premier League table.
