Transfer Deadline Day: Where are they now?

Marcus Bent - Wolves (January 2011)

Wolves fans were left underwhelmed by the loan signing of the Birmingham City striker back in 2011 - and they were right to have their reservations,

Bent failed to find the net during his five appearances for then manager Mick McCarthy, before finishing the season with Sheffield United.

To say the forward had a barren spell towards the end of his career would be a drastic understatement.

He failed to find the net in his last 32 collective appearances for Middlesbrough, QPR, Wolves and Sheffield United.

The striker finished his career in Indonesia for Mitra Kukar - his 14th career club.

DEADLINE DAY RATING: 1/10

Stefan Maierhofer - Wolves (August 2009)

Another Mick McCarthy deadline day purchase, Stefan Maierhofer still holds a Wolves club record - the tallest player ever to pull on the famous gold and black.

Signed for a reported £1.8m, the striker scored on his debut in a 3-1 defeat at Blackburn Rovers, but suffered a hernia that kept him out for several months.

On regaining his fitness, the giant failed to get back into the team and was loaned out to Bristol City and Bundesliga Division 2 club MSV Duisburg before signing for Red Bull Salzburg.

The Austrian international is currently unattached after signing two short-term deals with Millwall..

DEADLINE DAY RATING: 4/10

Thievy Bifouma - Albion (January 2014)

Pepe Mel made a loan swoop for Thievy Bifouma with a view to a permanent transfer from Espanyol on deadline day, January 2014.

The Congo striker enjoyed a dream debut, coming off the bench to score within 36 seconds during a 3-1 at Crystal Palace.

His only other Albion goal came during the 3-3 draw with Cardiff City on the last day of the 2014/15 season.

Still an Espanyol player, the 23-year-old is currently on loan at Granada but has failed to find the net in his eight appearances to date.

DEADLINE DAY RATING: 5/10

Morgan Amalfitano - Albion (September 2013)

Steve Clarke brought in Amalfitano on a season-long loan deal with a view to a permanent transfer back on deadline day 2013.

The French international scored a memorable goal against Manchester United, taking the ball from midfield, knocking it through Rio Ferdinand's legs before nonchalantly dinking the ball over David de Gea in a stunning 2–1 victory, their first at Old Trafford in 34 years.

After a positive start to life at The Hawthorns, his form declined before he was snapped up by West Ham.

He only left Upton Park last week, signing a two-and-a-half year deal with Lille.

DEADLINE DAY RATING: 6/10

Michael Ngoo - Walsall (January 2014)

Signed with Liverpool, Ngoo never made an appearence for the Premier League giants, despite representing England at Under 19 and 20 level.

Dean Smith brought in the 6ft 6in striker on an initial loan deal but he endured a disastrous debut, missing a penalty in a 3-0 defeat to MK Dons.

He finally broke his Saddlers duck in a 1-1 draw with Carlisle back in April 2014, his only goal in 14 appearances.

Ngoo is currently without a club after his a two-year-deal with Kilmarnock came to an early end.

During his time in Scotland, Ngoo spent a night in the cells after run-in with bar staff when he refused to buy a drink.

DEADLINE DAY RATING: 3/10

Jordy Hiwula - Walsall (February 2015)

Dean Smith pulled off a coup when landing Hiwula from Manchester City in what proved to be one of the most successful loan spells in recent memory.

His pace, physicality and eye for goal made him an instant fans' favourite at the Banks's.

The youngster scored three minutes into his debut for the Saddlers in on a 2–0 away win at Doncaster. His second goal came just three days later against Rochdale in a 3–2 win.

The England U-19 international also helped Walsall reach Wembley for the first time in their history, before signing a three-year contract with Huddersfield Town last summer.

After only one substitute appearance, Hiwula joined Wigan Athletic on a season-long loan scoring six goals to date.

DEADLINE DAY RATING: 8/10