Every hour we will be providing you with a transfer recap. So, what's been happening since our last round-up?

• Glasner confirms that Guehi stays
• Sancho to stay at Man Utd
• Ugarte all but confirmed by Ten Hag: He explained the thinking behind selling Scott McTominay and signing a more defensive-midfield player.

• New signing Merino 'out for a few weeks'

There's still more to come, with multiple news conferences still to take place before the deadline hits.

Arsenal

Mikel Arteta on any potential activity on transfer deadline day:

"Overall we have tried to do all the things we wanted. It was a lot to do. There is still a few hours to go. We are prepared.

"Let's see, it's always possible.

"In the last 24 hours of the transfer window never rule out anything."

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Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta refused to be drawn into talk of his side's reported interest in Chelsea's Raheem Sterling: "You know that I cannot talk about another player."

On Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto who is set to replace Ramsdale: "It’s clear that we have lost Karl and Aaron so we have to replace them both."

On reports Eddie Nketiah is close to joining Crystal Palace: "When that happens, we can talk about that."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner on Marc Guehi: "I can confirm [he will remain a Palace player]. It was never really in doubt. Congrats to Crystal Palace, to the chairman, to the owners that they didn't give in especially after the transfer of Joachim Andersen it was very important that Marc stays. Also thank you to Marc. We always were close and talking a lot. All of the rumours didn't influence his performance, mood, his professionalism.

"He always told me he is not pushing to leave Crystal Palace and for me that is the most important thing."

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Manchester United

Erik ten Hag all but confirmed the signing of Uruguay midfielder Manuel Ugarte from PSG, after being asked about the 23-year-old in his press conference.

He explained the thinking behind selling Scott McTominay and signing a more defensive-midfield player: "We had three number tens, we didn’t have any more holding midfielders, we had one. So that is the idea behind [signing him]."

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola confirmed that Phil Foden is still ill.

Guardiola said: "Phil still doesn't feel good."

Full quotes coming up.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says Scott McTominay's imminent departure from the club to Italian side Napoli is "bittersweet" but a necessary move to satisfy Profit and Sustainability rules.

In his press conference, he said: "I'm happy for him but [my feelings are] mixed because I would prefer not to lose him.

"He is Man United in every way.

"Unfortunately it is the rules. You have to do sales and then homegrown players bring more value."

Manchester United

Erik ten Hag says Manchester United duo Mason Mount and Rasmus Hojlund will both play no part in the Old Trafford encounter with Liverpool on Sunday.

The Dutchman said: "[Hojlund will be back] after the international break but when after the break? We will see how it develops during the break to get him match fit. It will take a while before he is up. He has to build some fitness."

Mount put out a statement on social media on Thursday confirming that a 'minor muscle strain' will keep him out for the forseeable.

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BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Manchester United sporting director Dan Ashworth has been speaking to some UK journalists in Monaco following the Europa League draw.

He told them his phone 'had been buzzing' suggesting there may be some more transfer activity at Old Trafford before the window closes at 11pm.

However, I have just asked United manager Erik ten Hag if he thinks Jadon Sancho will stay, despite links with Chelsea and Juventus.

"As I know, yes," he said.

"He is in our squad and we are happy with him. We need a good squad, we need depth. We have to play many games until January. After the break we play every third day so we need options."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta paid tribute to outgoing goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale who has joined Southampton on a permanent deal: "Thank you so much for what he’s done for the club, for the team and for myself.

"He brought a lot of joy and charisma and was really good when he joined.

"He had a situation that was really good for him. He insisted that he’s really joyful when he plays and we tried to arrange that."

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BBC football news reporter

Oliver Glasner confirms that Marc Guehi will be a Crystal Palace player at the end of the window. He goes on to 'congratulate' the chairman for 'not giving in'.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on new signing Mikel Merino's fitness: "Very unfortunate. Yesterday he had a collision and he has a shoulder injury. It looks like he’s going to be out for a few weeks.

"He was really excited and everything was looking really good. He landed on the floor and Gabi [Gabriel Magalhaes] landed on top of him and it looks like he has a small fracture probably."

Arsenal

Mikel Arteta says that Mikel Merino has picked up an injury which could put him out of action for a few weeks.

Full quotes coming up.

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Ange Postecoglou and Mikel Arteta are just two of the managers facing the media at the moment.

We'll bring you the latest from all of this afternoon's news conferences and keep you well up to date with the latest transfer news.

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BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag will speak to the media shortly.

I am sure there will be confirmation at some point this afternoon that Scott McTominay has left for Napoli and Manuel Ugarte is coming in from PSG.

Whether Ten Hag is willing to talk about either without official confirmation is open to debate.

He is bound to be asked about the future of Jadon Sancho as well - plus, maybe, an exciting Europa League draw including meetings with Rangers, the Fenerbahce side now managed by former United boss Jose Mourinho and his boyhood club Twente.

Oh yes, there may also be questions about playing against Liverpool.

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Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou provided a squad update ahead of Sunday's match: "Rodrigo [Bentancur] is all good, he's passed all the protocols we need to, and more importantly he feels really good and the medical team are really comfortable with him being available for Sunday."

On forwards Dominic Solanke and Richarlison: "Dom is close but we're going to be a bit cautious with him, we've got a big programme post the international break, so he'll miss out on Sunday. The only other one we got midweek is Richarlison, who unfortunately picked up an injury in training, so he'll probably miss the next few weeks."

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Aaron Ramsdale says he is ready to hit the ground running at Southampton after agreeing a permanent move from Arsenal to the south coast, where he spent three years earlier in his career playing for Bournemouth.

“Coming back down to the south coast as well for me and my family, it would be an easier transition than most, so I feel like I can hit the ground running," said Ramsdale, after Southampton agreed to pay an initial £18m for the England goalkeeper, with the potential of £7m in add-ons.

Since Arsenal made goalkeeper David Raya's signing permanent, Ramsdale has made just six appearances in the Premier League. He also has five England caps.

Ramsdale added: “I’m absolutely delighted. The way the manager wants to play, the way he was when I spoke to him, he was just full of so much enthusiasm. I’d never met him before, but he made me feel about eight feet tall, which is just what you want."

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Ben, London

If you're just joining the live, here's a recap of the last hour to bring you up to speed.

• Ramsdale completes £25m Southampton move
• Ward-Prowse due for Forest medical as club work on Morato deal
• Brentford agree fee for defender Meghoma

Expect plenty more transfer news to come, as well as a flurry of Premier League news conferences over the next hour.

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou is first up, before we hear from managers at Manchester United, Ipswich, Arsenal, Wolves, Crystal Palace, Manchester City and Aston Villa.