The process of streamlining Bristol City's squad, trimming the wage bill and signing talented young prospects that have big sell-on potential is not going to happen overnight.
Although it felt as though the club made another significant stride toward being where they want to be following a relatively hectic January. The last two winter windows have passed with little excitement but seven departures and three new arrivals suggest further progress has been made.
The most notable departure of the window was Antoine Semenyo who left for Bournemouth for an initial £9m. It's a huge profit for a player the club signed from the SGS College in 2017 and helped develop into a Premier League player.
