Cardiff's head coach Brian Barry-Murphy has navigated his team to the top of League One without making a raft of signings. The Bluebirds are currently at the summit of the league, and Barry-Murphy has focused on promoting youth from within the club. In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports, Barry-Murphy discussed how he has managed to achieve this success. The January transfer window is open, but Cardiff has a transfer embargo in place due to an administrative delay in submitting club accounts. Despite this, Barry-Murphy is not looking to make many signings, and is instead focusing on the players already at the club. He has trusted the club's youth talents, such as Joel Colwill, Ronan Kpakio, and Dylan Lawlor, who have become integral parts of the team. Barry-Murphy's approach has paid off, with the team performing well in League One. He has a clear football philosophy, which he has convinced the club's owners to back. The young Irish coach has a proven track record of promoting youth, having previously worked as the Elite Development Coach at Manchester City. Barry-Murphy is confident that his team can continue to perform well, and is looking to secure the services of key players for the long term. The Bluebirds' next match is against Bradford, which will be shown live on Sky Sports+ on Saturday. Cardiff's success is due to Barry-Murphy's coaching ability, and the team will be looking to maintain their lead at the top of League One. Barry-Murphy said his belief in the players has only got bigger based on what they've done. The team's focus is on the players that they have here, trying to secure the ones that they want to stay with them for a longer time. If they can improve the squad with significant quality in certain areas, they'll try and do that once it's allowed.