Other clubs were chasing Fletcher (left) and Jones in January
Hibernian boss Mixu Paatelainen insists he does not have to sell to raise funds for his summer signing plans.
However, he does concede that the club's top players will continue to move on if their valuation is met.
"Unfortunately, transfers are part and parcel of football," said the Finn, who has decided to release midfielder Fabian Yantorno and striker Damon Gray.
"Other clubs might come in that offer the club the kind of fees they just can't refuse."
Hibs have lost several of their brightest stars in recent seasons and this summer is sure to see Steven Fletcher and Rob Jones attract offers from elsewhere.
Scotland striker Fletcher was the target of a failed bid from Celtic in January and is reportedly being tracked by a number of top-flight English clubs.
Captain Jones has never hidden his desire to return to England and that has alerted West Brom, Nottingham Forest and Derby, who have been credited with an interest in the towering defender, who was the subject of failed bids from Colchester in January.
Easter Road chairman Rod Petrie has stood firm in the past to get the best possible deal for the club, but Paatelainen acknowledged there will be little they can do if a suitable bid arrives for a player.
"It is a difficult one because I do want to keep my best players and players who have been performing solidly all season," he added.
"There is no question I want to strengthen the team and keep our better players and hopefully add one or two.
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