FA Cup news: Which of the January signings are cup-tied - Alli, Van de Beek, Dembele…
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The transfer window saw plenty of ins and outs for clubs remaining in the FA Cup. Planet Sport looks at which players will be forced to sit it out for their new employers.
AFC Bournemouth
Barnsley
Boreham Wood
Cambridge United
Cardiff City
Coventry City
Everton
The Toffees had a busy January and not just in the transfer department; they also changed managers, as Frank Lampard took over. There were also six new signings on the field, and half of them are cup-tied.
Delighted to have joined @everton. I can’t wait to get started. Thank you for such a warm welcome. I’m counting down the days to see you all at Goodison 💙 #UTT pic.twitter.com/F7cxjvPwxs
— Dele (@dele_official) February 2, 2022
Hartlepool United
Liverpool
The Reds have little to be concerned about, with returning loanee Rhys Williams, who had been at Swansea City, their only cup-tied player going forward. He played six minutes of the Swans' third-round defeat at Southampton last month. Incidentally, he played the full 90 minutes of Swansea's Carabao Cup fixture with Brighton all the way back in September too, meaning he is also ineligible for the Carabao Cup final in three weeks' time, when Liverpool meet Chelsea.