Swindon Town manager Ian Holloway is considering loan transfers to strengthen his squad, which has been affected by injuries. The club has been hit by major injury problems, with Fletcher Holman and Gavin Kilkenny currently out for several months. Holloway hopes to bring in four or five more players to bolster the squad, with the belief that deals will be finalized by next weekend. However, progress has been slow due to the World Cup's impact on the transfer market. The World Cup has slowed down the transfer process, with many Premier League and Championship clubs returning late to pre-season. Holloway is looking at the loan market as a way to address the squad's needs. He believes that the best players who were out of contract have already been signed. Holloway is prioritizing the signing of attacking players, who are currently missing due to injuries. He wants to bring in players with varied options to attack. Holloway had previously suggested that he would look to move players out to free up budget, but he now believes that the club needs to find other ways to balance the squad. The manager is working with his staff to identify areas where the club can free up budget. Holloway is confident that he will be able to find the right balance in the squad. He is grateful for the support of his staff and the club's owner, Clem Morfuni, who wants the team to be competitive. Holloway is optimistic that the club will be able to find the right players to strengthen the squad.