Head coach David Wagner confirmed that there were no new injury concerns picked up in the week ahead of Norwich City's visit to Portman Road on Saturday (KO 12.30pm).
Going through the list of players recovering with injuries, he said: "Grant Hanley trained during the week and will play on Sunday for 45 minutes for the Under-21s and everyone else is on their way back.
"Ben Gibson is back in training next week, Hwang Ui-Jo will be back training by the end of the week, and Jacob Sørensen is quite close as well.
"Josh Sargent is making next week the last stages of fitness work and we expect him back in team training soon."
On reflection of Norwich City's 3-1 midweek win over Sheffield Wednesday, Wagner said it was a deserved result.
"Set pieces we were better at, we didn't make it easy for ourselves and didn't take our chances early, but it was a good performance and it was important to show this after the 0-0 draw."
The East Anglian derby will take place for the first time in four years on Sunday and Wagner confirmed the whole squad was excited for it.
"When I arrived, early on, everyone made it quite clear it is the most important game for the supporters.
"You have to keep your head calm and use the fire in your heart.
"We are really looking forward to it, but you get three points for this game like every game before and after.
"I have no problem being the underdogs going into this game, it won't change our approach to it.
"When you grow up in the business, there are certain games that you know are bigger than others and now we have the opportunity to be part of it."
Focusing on Ipswich, who have picked up four wins out of their last five fixtures, Wagner said: "At the beginning of the season, no one expected their form but if you follow them, what they have done and how they play, it's no surprise they are second in the table.
"They deserve what they have achieved so far, but you want to test yourself against the best.
"You look forward to games when you can test yourself against the best."