Graph analytics and sparse linear algebra applications heavily rely on indirect memory access (IMA).IMAs are characterized by poor temporal and spatial locality, which causes frequent high-latency DRAM accesses.While dedicated hardware prefetchers for IMA have been explored, they target narrow access patterns and tend to introduce significant hardware complexity.Software prefetching offers a promising alternative, leveraging compiler analysis to prefetch indirection patterns.However, existing software prefetchers struggle with sparse applications due to limited loop iterations and complex IMA patterns across nested loops.We propose Magellan, a novel loop-guided software prefetcher designed to detect and schedule IMA prefetches efficiently.Magellan introduces two key innovations: (1) extracting dependence graphs across loop levels to detect complex IMA patterns and (2) capturing inner-outer loop semantics to prefetch for both current and future iterations.We evaluate Magellan on 14 memory-intensive benchmarks using real-world datasets from social networks and web graphs.Compared to the best existing IMA software prefetcher, Magellan reduces cache misses by 25% and dynamic instruction counts by 14% on average.This results in a 1.14× average speedup, with performance gains of up to 1.41×.