Celtic manager Neil Lennon won't rule out some transfer activity "right at the end" of the window.
The Hoops have already signed Patryk Klimala and Ismaila Soro this month, with the deadline looming tomorrow.
Sunday sees them take on Hamilton in the early kick-off as they look to maintain a five point lead at the top of the Premiership, by which time Lennon will know his squad for the rest of the campaign.
In his pre-match press conference it was put to the Celtic manager that he must be sick of the questions about new signings.
Lennon smiled: "I am, yeah.
"(In the last 12 hours) nope, nothing. No movement at all.
"As usual Nick (Hammond, head of recruitment) is doing a bit of work in the background but there's no guarantees of anything at the minute.
"I've got a good squad and decent depth and once we get a few injuries back we'll be fine.
"January's always difficult, clubs not wanting to sell or players not wanting to come. Sometimes in the last couple of days something crops up very last minute, right at the end, so you have to wait. Be patient.
"What date is it today, the 30th? So I might be sitting late night tomorrow night and something might happen or something might not.
"You're spinning plates and you think you're there with one and it falls through or something happens, then you've got to look at other options.
"But at the minute we're not in any sort of tizzy or panic to do anything."
You can watch Lennon's full press conference via the video player above.
