Tony Pulis is hoping to make a mark after being appointed as Sheffield Wednesday manager.
While results so far have been mixed, the Welshman will be putting plans in place to improve the Owls to ensure that they can compete over many years to come.
That will include a number of incomings and outgoings as the club look towards the January transfer window.
However it seems that one player is moving on ahead of schedule.
Manuel Hidalgo joined the club on a permanent basis after joining on trial from Benfica's youth side where he was tipped to be a future star.
But after almost a year with the club the 21-year-old forward has decided to terminate his contract early in order to spend more time with his family in the aftermath of Diego Maradona's passing.
Taking to Instagram, as quoted by the Sheffield Star, Hidalgo said: "After five years in Europe and living in three different countries, with the death of Diego Armando Maradona I realized that it was time to stop the ball a bit and go home to enjoy the really important things in life like family and friends.