Even prior to the sacking of Neil Critchley back in August, a number of long-serving players had headed towards the exit door, alongside a number of the club’s youngsters.
Since the appointment of Steve Bruce, there has been a change of approach at Bloomfield Road, which prompted further exits throughout the most-recent transfer window.
We’ve taken a closer look at how the recent permanent departures have performed since leaving the Seasiders:

13. Luke Mariette
Luke Mariette made three senior appearances for the Seasiders, as well as spending time on loan with the likes of Southport and Macclesfield Town. The midfielder joined Flint Town during the off-season, and has scored one goal and provided one assist in 19 outings in the Cymru Premier. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker

14. Tayt Trusty
Tayt Trusty's senior debut for Blackpool didn't go as planned, with the youngster suffering a serious injury in November 2023. The midfielder departed the club last summer, and has since joined Maidstone, whom he's made 20 appearances for in National League South. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker

15. Dan Grimshaw
After first joining Blackpool from Manchester City in 2021, Dan Grimshaw went on to make 96 appearances for the Seasiders prior to his summer departure, keeping 34 clean sheets in total. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker

16. Dan Grimshaw (Continued)
Since joining Plymouth for an undisclosed fee in August, Grimshaw has managed one clean sheet in 21 Championship outings, while conceding 49 goals. In recent times he's fallen out of favour, being named on the bench in the Pilgrims last four fixtures. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker

17. Elliot Embleton
Elliot Embleton enjoyed a successful loan spell with the Seasiders back in 2021, but his permanent return to Bloomfield Road was cut short after less than six month. Photo: CameraSport - Richard Martin-Rob

18. Elliot Embleton (Continued)
The midfielder made the move to Carlisle United for an undisclosed fee at the beginning of January, and has provided one assist in eight League Two appearances so far. Photo: CameraSport - Ian Cook

