Preston North End waved goodbye to eight senior squad members last summer, before bringing in the same number of fresh faces.
The Lilywhites' loan quartet all returned to their parent Premier League clubs, before all securing moves elsewhere - some on temporary stays again while others exited permanently. A club legend departed in Daniel Johnson, while Josh Onomah was unable to agree a fresh contract.
Here, we catch up on what they've all been up to since moving on to pastures new.
5. Daniel Johnson
The PNE legend parted ways with the club after eight-and-a-half years, to reunite with old boss Alex Neil at Stoke City. That reunion was short lived though, with the Scot sacked in early December after 16 months in charge. Johnson is now playing under Ryan Lowe's former assistant, Steven Schumacher. He has scored two goals and assisted two in his 26 appearances for the Potters. There have, though, been recent reports of Stoke seeking to move him and ex-PNE man Ben Pearson on. | Getty Images
6. Bambo Diaby
A similar scenario to Johnson, with Diaby snapped up by Spanish coach Xisco Munoz in the summer - only for the Owls to relieve him of his duties in early October. Danny Rohl is the man in charge at Wednesday now and the German boss has had a clear impact. To Diaby's credit, he has remained a regular in the team with 21 starts in total for the all action centre-back. | Steve Ellis
7. Josh Onomah
Negotiations stalled in frustrating fashion for all parties in the summer and PNE eventually decided to move on. Onomah still does not have a club and will need to get his career back on track, having shown glimpses of his ability in a Preston shirt. It was a hugely disappointing way for his short spell at Deepdale to end. There have been links to Bolton Wanderers and Shrewsbury Town, but the ex-Tottenham Hotspur and Fulham man remains a free agent. | CameraSport - Dave Howarth
8. Matthew Olosunde
The American had a really underwhelming two years at PNE, having arrived as a potential replacement for Darnell Fisher. Olosunde has not signed anywhere since his summer exit either, but recent reports on social media have suggested that Swindon Town have taken the ex-Rotherham United man on trial. | CameraSport - Rich Linley