There are just 10 days to go until transfer deadline day.
Swansea have already been firmly active in the winter market, with Hannes Wolf following Andy Fisher and Cyrus Christie through the door at Fairwood this month.
There have been a significant number of exits too, although there's still plenty more work to be done before 11pm on January 31.
Let's start with the remaining exits.
Morgan Whittaker, Dan Williams, Liam Cullen, Steven Benda and Lewis Webb have all secured loan moves away from Swansea since the turn of the year.
Meanwhile, Ethan Laird and Jake Bidwell are now with Championship rivals Bournemouth and Coventry City respectively while Rhys Williams has been recalled by Liverpool.
The departures have helped Russell Martin to pursue some of his preferred transfer targets, and it now means the Swans are in a position to bring in further recruits, although funds are tight to say the least.
Barring a dramatic turn of events (which at Swansea you can never rule out), realistically, a maximum of three more first team players could leave the club this month.
It has been widely trailed that Yan Dhanda and Jay Fulton are both allowed to leave the club.
WalesOnline understands the Swans are yet to receive any offers for Dhanda - who is out of contract in the summer. It does of course mean there is the chance that the former Liverpool man could see out the remainder of his current deal and leave for nothing after June 30.
As for Fulton, he has been offered deals by Barnsley and Blackpool, although the Scot - who is contracted to Swansea until 2024 - is continuing to assess his options.
The third possible departure could see Jamie Paterson leave after just five months in south Wales.
Head coach Martin fully addressed the attacker's situation in his latest press conference ahead of Swansea's Championship clash with Preston North End.
On Thursday, Martin confirmed Swansea have received no offers for the 30-year-old - who has scored eight goals and registered four assists in his 22 league appearances for the club this season.
Queens Park Rangers, Blackburn Rovers and Huddersfield Town are among those who have monitored Paterson's situation.
Swansea are open to selling the attacker, but only if the price is right. Given that he now has 18 months left to run on his contract, the Swans would want a fee in the region of £750,000 to £1m for the former Bristol City man's services.
If that sum isn't stumped up, he will remain a Swansea player - with Martin hoping Paterson can then be successfully re-integrated back into the squad for the remaining months of the campaign.
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So what about additional incomings?
"Yeah there will be. I’m sure of that," said Martin when asked if more players will join the club this month.
"We’ve been really clear in what we want. We’re slowly getting it ticked off one by one and I think that’ll be the same until the end of the window.
"We’re just monitoring the situation because there’s a couple of players in really key areas that we really want, but other people want as well. We’ll just wait and see what happens."
It's understood a left wing-back is the current priority in the market for the Swans.
They are looking at two different options at present, one of which would be a loan and one a permanent deal.
Joel Latibeaudiere performed admirably on the left flank in the 1-1 draw with Huddersfield Town last time out, although Swansea's coaching staff fully appreciate that a specialist is required in what is a very demanding position.
Ryan Manning operated at left wing-back for three games and then at left-back against Southampton, although it coincided with a run that saw Swansea ship too many goals which led to them losing four matches on the spin.
Manning returned to the left-sided centre-back role at Huddersfield and played his part in what was a hugely encouraging performance from the visitors in west Yorkshire. It's safe to say that's where coaches want to deploy the Republic of Ireland international for the remainder of the season.
Swansea have previously enquired about Man City's Josh Wilson-Esbrand, although they were told he would not be sent out on loan. But, given the ever-changing landscape of the window, that situation could always change.
Elsewhere, the club are in the hunt for a striker having allowed Whittaker and Cullen to join Lincoln City on loan.
Kyle Joseph is naturally a forward and could provide cover - along with Michael Obafemi - for Joel Piroe.
But a loan swoop for a frontman is desired as Swansea look to add goals to their squad.
Beyond that, a move for Manchester City's James McAtee has not been ruled out.
Pep Guardiola would want the 19-year-old to sign a new contract before sending him out on loan, although both clubs accept that Swansea would be a good place for McAtee - who is eager to play at the highest level possible having made three first team appearances for the reigning premier League champions - to develop.
Given that Swansea have Olivier Ntcham and Wolf in their ranks - as well as Paterson - an additional attacking midfielder is no longer a top priority, although it is an area where the club want several options.
The transfer window closes at 11pm on Monday, January 31.
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