David Wagner says that Grant Hanley and Dimitris Giannoulis are both close to a return as he previewed this weekend's fixture against Swansea City.
Both players have been out for a couple of months, but the club captain has returned to full training this week with Giannoulis expected to return next week.
"Good so far after the last game. The only one we were a little bit worried about after the last game was Jonny (Rowe), he felt a little bit sore," Wagner explains.
"His scan was clear and he is back in the group for Saturday.
"It's looking like the same squad as the last game, plus Grant. He has had a full week of team training. He feels better which is the most important thing, he feels different. Further weeks of team training will help to get him back to his best.
"Dimi is back in team training, if everything goes to plan, next week. Onel (Hernández) will take time."
Wagner's side can move one step closer to securing a play-off spot with a win against Swansea City.
Hull City's 3-2 victory against Coventry mean that it is likely to be the Tigers, West Brom and Norwich who will fight over the three remaining spots.
And the German says that his side are ready for the competition.
"They know there's one step to go to reach our first target. The important thing is to deliver. We know that, our supporters understand. We want to make this step together," he adds.
"We have clarity now for this game, that could be the difference. We know 100 per cent. We're looking forward to this game, to go and make it happen.
"Swansea are in good form, didn't concede a goal and have won for three games. We respect our opponent.
"As a manager, you need some time to get your message across, get everybody on board. What they've done in recent weeks looks very good, a lot of work as a manager and backroom staff.
"There will be no surprises, their approach, their style, is clear. We have our weapons as well, and we'd like to show them.
"If someone needs extra motivation for this game on Saturday, they are not from this planet and not a competitor in terms of football. I'm very relaxed on the mindset for us as individuals, as a group, as a club. We don't need extra motivation."
It's been a busy week for news at the club, with Kenny McLean and Rowe winning the Player and Young Player of the Season awards, as well as a new contract for Dan Barden.
"I would have chosen (Kenny) as well. I was a little bit surprised that so many supporters have chosen him because normally players who score goals, and are strong in the spotlight, win those awards.
"I can only judge the time I've been here with him. He is an outstanding athlete, a top trainer, super competitive mindset, very emotional. He is the most reliable player we have, and I'm very happy for him. He's a good person as well.
"There's a proper goalkeeper in (Dan). He hasn't had a lot of game time in the past. He is an interesting profile, he's still young. When you consider how much football he has missed, we can only imagine how good he can be."