The squad at Scott Parker’s disposal from September onwards was almost chalk and cheese to the one he inherited following his appointment in July.
A number of players expressed their desire to leave the club following relegation from the top flight, which was quickly followed by Vincent Kompany’s surprise switch to Bayern Munich.
In total, 17 players arrived during the summer window, while a further 21 departed – either permanently or on loan.
Those 21 players have experienced mixed campaigns this season, so we’ve decided to take a look at each player to see how they’ve performed since leaving Turf Moor.
Here’s the 21 in alphabetical order:

13. Michael Obafemi (loan to Plymouth Argyle)
The striker scored a measly two goals in 31 appearances as Argyle were relegated back to League One. Photo: Dan Istitene

14. Wilson Odobert (Tottenham)
Despite picking up a serious injury, the Frenchman has played more regularly for Spurs this season than perhaps many expected. He's featured in 19 games this season in both the Premier League and Europa League, scoring three times. Photo: Julian Finney

15. Dara O'Shea (Ipswich Town)
The Irishman, often played at right-back instead of centre-back, has been a regular under Kieran McKenna this season as the Tractor Boys faced an instant relegation back to the Championship. O'Shea has made 35 appearances to date. Photo: Richard Pelham

16. Bailey Peacock-Farrell (Birmingham City)
The Northern Ireland international began the season as Birmingham's number one only to be dropped, making just two league starts since the start of December. He still finishes the season with 16 appearances to his name in all competitions as Birmingham breezed to the League One title. Photo: Michael Regan


