Derby County have found more success this season than last year when they narrowly missed out on the playoff positions.
The Rams were active in the summer transfer window as they brought in 12 players. However they did lose six players including a couple of first team regulars that left a big hole in the squad after leaving.
Derby's transfer embargo was lifted before the summer window and so Paul Warne could bring in some players to replace the departed stars which seems to have worked for him.
But where are those six former Rams now, and how are they getting on at their new homes?
1. Krystian Bielik - Birmingham City
Krystian Bielik returned to Birmingham City where he spent last season on loan. He moved to St Andrews on a permanent deal for £580k. He has had some injury troubles this season but has still managed to play in 28 games for the Blues. The midfielder moved to Birmingham last year on loan from Derby after he wanted to play in the Championship to ensure his international staus with the Polish national side. | Getty Images
2. Jason Knight - Bristol City
Jason Knight joined Championship side Bristol City for £2.3 million in the summer. The midfielder has made 38 Championship appearances this season, scoring four goals. It was the first move of Knight's career as he came through the Derby academy and made over 110 appearances for the Rams | Getty Images
3. David McGoldrick - Notts County
David McGoldrick's departure was a tough one for the Rams. He scored 25 goals in 45 games for Derby and became a fan favourite. He decided not to resign with the Rams and instead sign a two year contract with his boyhood club Notts County in League Two. The 36 year-old has scored 12 goals in 30 league games for the Magpies. | Getty Images
4. Curtis Davies - Cheltenham Town
Derby's former captain made the move to fellow League One side Cheltenham Town after a spell of six years at Derby and over 170 appearances. The defender has been helping the Robins to try and stay in League One. They are currently in 21st and four points from safety. Davies also made his international debut for Sierra Leone this season after he decided to switch his national team from England to Sierra Leone. | Getty Images