"My medical staff... don't think it's very good at all," the former England manager said. "We don't really have the luxury of losing a forward player because we are so short in that area.
"It makes it a little bit more imperative that we bring some players in because otherwise we'll have a very thin squad, especially in the forward areas."
Hodgson has signed two players so far, with centre back Jaroslaw Jach joining on a three-year deal and Sweden under-21 midfielder Erdal Rakip coming in on loan from Benfica until the end of the season.
(Writing by Simon Jennings in Bengaluru; Editing by John O'Brien)
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