For Doncaster Rovers it proved to be a busy month with the number of incomings and outgoings stretching into double figures. Here, we provide a concise look at all the ins and outs at the Eco-Power Stadium over the past month.
5. Billy Waters
Experienced attacker Waters comes with a decent pedigree at League Two level and signed from Wrexham on loan for the remainder of the season. He'd found opportunities hard to come by in Wales but is hoping to kickstart his career with this temporary move to South Yorkshire. Photo: HOWARD ROE
6. Hakeeb Adelakun
Winger arrived on loan from League One side Lincoln City. He is well-known to Grant McCann and Cliff Byrne having worked with them previously at Hull City. He also played alongside Byrne during their time together at Scunthorpe United. It came as a surprise to many that the Imps allowed Adelakun to go, having scored four times in 26 outings for them this season. Photo: HOWARD ROE
7. Tyler Roberts
The Wolves youngster made 15 appearances for Rovers in the first half of the campaign. But the two clubs agreed to end the arrangement early on in January. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD
8. Mo Faal
The West Brom youngster had hit nine in 33 for Rovers and was one of their best players until the loan arrangement ended abruptly in mid-January, with Faal swapping South Yorkshire for Walsall - again on loan. Grant McCann aired his frustration at the episode before the switch to Walsall was rubber-stamped, saying: "I'm really disappointed how it's happened and how he's been guided, particularly if he goes to another League Two club. For me he needs to be developing himself. I spoke to West Brom and they were disappointed with it, they were happy for him to stay here, but such is football, we move on. The team is more important than any individual." Photo: HOWARD ROE