Swindon Town manager Ian Holloway has confirmed the club will resist selling players in the final two weeks of the summer transfer window, citing ongoing injury issues. The club has dealt with 14 different injuries this summer, with three players facing long-term problems, prompting a strategy to retain squad members. Holloway admitted the injury crisis complicates any potential exits, stating, 'We'll soon see. Come January, we have got to be doing better than we did last year.' The manager emphasized his commitment to clarity, warning players who fail to meet expectations will be 'gone' by January. Despite interest in Aaron Drinan, Joe Snowdon, Paul Glatzel, and Fletcher Holman from League One and Championship clubs, Swindon plans to hold firm. Glatzel's new contract removed a £100,000 release clause, while Holman and Snowdon's injuries ensure their retention. Plymouth Argyle and Leyton Orient have sought replacements, and Wycombe Wanderers rejected a bid for Jayden Wareham, but Swindon remains firm on their valuation for Drinan.