Boss Mick McCarthy could still add further emergency loanees to his squad before the deadline on Thursday 26th March.
"Possibly. If there is somebody who is out there we could do that is going to really enhance it, but if there isn’t that person around, then no, we won’t,” McCarthy said.
"In fairness, we’ve got four good strikers and Didzy coming back. Didzy will probably be looking at the Middlesbrough game.
"He’s hoping to get back in training quickly, but whether he can get enough training into him to have him involved, who knows. It might be after the international break.
"We’ve got midfield players and if Bish is fit we’re suddenly not in bad shape again.”
He says the Blues have missed McGoldrick while he has been out with a thigh problem: "We can’t underestimate the effect he’s had on the team. For the last two years he’s been terrific, so we’d love to have him back.”
But he says the desire to increase his options doesn’t mean he’s dissatisfied with the players already at his disposal.
"I’ve always been happy with my squad,” he insisted. "Trying to add to it doesn’t mean I’m unhappy with it.
"Adding to it means I’m trying to improve it, if I possibly can. And that’s the same for the players as well. Sometimes players’ positions are at threat but that insecurity makes you work harder I find.
"And the players, they all want to play with good players, and sometimes fresh players. We’ve had a shift out of my lot for 34 games. It just brings a breath of fresh air into the club and into the team. It’s always good to have fresh legs, and if they’re good players, better still.”
McCarthy was pleased with recent loan additions Chris Wood and Luke Varney, who both came off the bench at Norwich.
"Chris has looked very good, excellent,” McCarthy continued. "And, although he only had 10 minutes, I thought he [did well on Sunday].
"I thought Reg was different class when he went on, he was a proper handful. I’m really pleased with them.”
He says Wood is ready to start games despite having been out with an injury prior to joining the Blues: "He’s good to go. He’s a proper player. If we were going out to sign Chris Wood then we’d be having to pay, what, £3 million, £4 million, £5 million for him?
"That’s the kind of dough he was commanding. He’s a really good player. He had an ankle knock, he was out for a couple of weeks, but he’s been playing and training during the rest of the season. He’s good to go.”