Birmingham City were certainly busy in the transfer market this summer, as they made a total of 13 signings, both permanent and loan.
American businessman Tom Wagner came in along with NFL legend Tom Brady, and so came the investment Blues fans had been craving all these years after periods of uncertainty and many false dawns.
Out of the nine permanent signings that were made, six of them cost the club a transfer fee, and so at least now first-team manager John Eustace can say he has been backed in the transfer window.
It's not all gone plain sailing, and at the moment the team are on a winless streak but hopefully things can improve when they face Norwich City at the weekend, who shipped six to Plymouth Argyle.
As with any slump of form, supporters of most club always have an intrigue as to how their former players are doing, and some go that one step further and want them to be reunited.
A total of 22 players left the club this summer, with some set to return after their loan spells are up, whilst others were sold, their contract expired or their loan deal came to an end.
If you're interested as to where some of these players ended up then look no further. Flick through the pages to see where some of your Blues heroes went. There's some interesting outcomes for some of these players, especially the younger players who were so highly thought of, but have now gone on to a different path in their footballing career.
13. Harlee Dean - released
Joined troubled League One club Reading who are under a transfer embargo and have received a few points deductions. Played five matches for them so far. | Getty Images Photo: Matt McNulty/Getty Images)
14. George Friend - released
Had a difficult time with injuries, and so was allowed to leave. Joined Joey Barton’s Bristol Rovers, but has been limited to three appearances because of injury. | Getty Images Photo: Dan Istitene/Getty Images)
15. Troy Deeney - contract expired
Player-coach now at Forest Green Rovers. Four goals in six games. | Getty Images Photo: Matthew Lewis/Getty Images)
16. Adan George - released
Adan George is now in the Southern League Premier Central which is the seventh tier of English football. He has three goals in eight games. | Getty Images Photo: George Wood/Getty Images)