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Would it be better to receive pneumovax-23? If yes, is January 2023 too early since he will receive a COVID booster in mid-January?

Yes, if a person received the prevnar-13 vaccine in 2017, they can still receive the pneumovax-23 vaccine in January 2023 as long as the recommended 8-week interval between the two vaccines is followed.

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