Histon manager Steve Fallon says he is expecting interest in his star players following their FA Cup success.
Players including Antonio Murray, Danny Wright and Lanre Oyebanjo have caught the eye of rival clubs in the past.
Fallon told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "I'm surprised over the last three or four years we haven't had more people come in for our players.
"I think after what we've achieved so far this season people will realise we have some very good players."
Fallon maintains that he would not stand in the way of any of his players should they receive a good offer from a Football League club.
Cliff Akurang was allowed to leave the Glass World Stadium to join League Two Barnet last January.
Fallon says new players will only arrive if current members of the squad move on.
"If we have to sell one or two players then obviously players will come in to replace them, but we have a decent squad," he said.
Meanwhile, chairman Gareth Baldwin has revealed that the club may seek to increase the capacity of the Glass World Stadium ahead of the visit of Swansea in the third round of the FA Cup.
"We may do some work before January and actually build some additional terracing and stands that are permanent," he said.
"So people who visit for the FA Cup game may see some improvements in addition to the ones we carried out for the Leeds game."
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