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Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport
Phwoar, I knew we'd get a completed signing through the door before the close of play today!
We'll bring you some background on Petrovic in between the latest on Omari Hutchinson before we sign off.
Might have to ramp up the pace to fit in some of your signings that never were shouts, too! All which have been superb by the way - or not, I guess.
AFC Bournemouth have completed the signing of goalkeeper, Djordje Petrovic, from Chelsea.
The Serbia international, who has 23 Premier League appearances to his name, spent the 2024-25 season on loan at Ligue 1 side Strasbourg.
Petrovic joins the Cherries on a five-year deal and becomes their second signing of the summer.
Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter
Ipswich have rejected Brentford's £35m offer for winger Omari Hutchinson.
The Bees reached Hutchinson's relegation release clause after talks on Tuesday but as the offer included payment installments over a period of time - and not the cash up front - it was turned down.
The clause has now expired but Brentford, under new boss Keith Andrews, could return once they have sold Manchester United target Bryan Mbeumo.
Hutchinson, 21, joined the Tractor Boys from Chelsea for £20m last summer after spending 2023-24 on loan at Portman Road, helping Ipswich to the Premier League.
He scored three goals in 31 league games last season but was unable to stop Kieran McKenna's side dropping back into the Championship.
Ipswich have already sold striker Liam Delap in a £30m deal to Chelsea after he scored 12 goals last season.
Alex Fletcher
BBC Sport journalist
Image source, Getty ImagesIf they had moved to the south coast, would Chelsea have one less European cup to their name?
Big. Game. Player.
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Southampton agreed a combined fee of €4m for Drogba and Malouda while they were at Guingamp in 2003, then changed their mind!
Adam
Saints could of signed Drogba and Malouda in a double deal before they joined Chelsea but it was deemed too much of a risky move.
Geo
Image source, Getty ImagesThe signing of Granit Xhaka would undoubtedly be a statement one for Sunderland.
After losing star midfielder Jobe Bellingham to Borussia Dortmund at the beginning of the transfer window, the Black Cats know they need to strengthen in that department.
Regis Le Bris has already added over £100m worth of talent to his Sunderland side as he looks to consolidate them in the top flight.
That's more than double the amount that fellow promoted teams Leeds United and Burnley have combined so far.
Alex Fletcher
BBC Sport journalist
A fascinating combination.
Would he fit in to Owen Coyle's system? Would he be able to play alongside Nigel Reo-Coker and Darren Pratley?
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Thiago Alcantara almost joining Bolton in the summer of 2011, the lad opted to stay at Barca and we went down. It worked out well for him I guess but the less said about us the better.
Alex, Stockport
Image source, Getty ImagesBayer Leverkusen midfielder Granit Xhaka is a target for Sunderland, according to Sky Sports.
The 32-year-old spent seven years with Arsenal between 2016 and 2023 before moving to Germany with Leverkusen.
Xhaka, who captains national side Switzerland, has made 99 appearances over the last two seasons in all competitions for Leverkusen and was a key part of the side that went unbeaten in 2023-24 to win their first ever Bundesliga title.
Right, time for a little bit of a recap.
Throughout the day we've been asking you for your favourite 'one that got away' when it comes to football transfers.
Here are some of our favourites so far...
Special mention goes to QPR's attempts to appoint Zinedine Zidane as manager.
We are not done there though, keep them coming by clicking 'Get involved' at the top of the page.
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Both Schmeichel and Solskjaer were Liverpool fans and were certainly looked at. Schmeichel even had a two-week trial I believe. Given one of the big issues in the Liverpool team of that era was the lack of an effective goalkeeper, what a difference he could have made!
Adam, Basingstoke
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Van Dijk to Brighton from Gronigen before he went to Celtic in 2013. We wouldn't meet the £2.5million asking price.
Olly
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Gerrard to Chelsea in mid 2000s. Fully confident Jose could have made Gerrard-Lampard purr in a way no England manager could and have exerted a decade of dominance. Likely delivering two more Premier League and Champions League titles each.
Dan
The Champions League semi-final between Liverpool and Chelsea in 2004/05 has a completely different ending if Gerrard wore a blue jersey. Mourinho would have also potentially delivered a Champions League trophy to Chelsea in his first season. And also gone back-to-back as European champion, carrying over from his triumph with Porto. Legacy and history changing transfer that would have been.
Karan Vinod
BBC Sport Journalist
Image source, Getty ImagesOn that note, happy birthday to Gareth Bale. The Welsh legend turn 36 today. From jaw-dropping moments for Real Madrid to leading Wales to their first Euros appearance in 2016 and a historic World Cup appearance with his country in 2022, Bale has given football fans more than a few unforgettable moments including that ridiculous overhead kick against Liverpool in the Champions League final.
The five-time Champions League winner with Real Madrid hung up his boots in January 2023, but his legacy as arguably the greatest ever British export to European football firmly remains in tact.
Oh, and yes - he's probably celebrating with a round of golf today, maybe in Northern Ireland. Wonder what's going on there this weekend?
Karan Vinod
BBC Sport Journalist
Image source, Getty ImagesSpeaking of signings that got away, one player that got away from Birmingham City is former Real Madrid and Tottenham Hotspur legend Gareth Bale.
In October 2009, reports , externalemerged that Birmingham City were willing to pay £3m for Bale. The Welsh legend was a left-back then and had failed to make his mark at Spurs after arriving from Southampton in 2007. What made it worse was the Bale curse that followed Tottenham; Spurs were on a 24-game winless streak whenever Bale was involved.
However, Bale needed time and a position change. As soon as that happened, the player transformed and the club transformed primarily because of his performances.
Birmingham City had their chance but the deal never came to fruition. Definitely the one that got away for The Blues.
Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport
Another shout for a club turning down Zinedine Zidane?
There's a lesson in here somewhere...
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Zidane and Ronaldinho to Newcastle United. Zidane wasn't good enough apparently and Ronaldinho too expensive. What might have been.
Jon, Bath
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Eric Cantona to Sheffield Wednesday because Trevor Francis "hadn't seen him play on grass." Went to Leeds and won them the title.
Phil
Image source, Getty ImagesFootball Insider, external is reporting that Manchester United are interested in signing Douglas Luiz from Juventus, with Everton also keen on the 27-year-old.
Luiz left Aston Villa last year and moved to Juventus where he made 27 appearances in all competitions in his first season.
United have made just two signings so far this summer, with Matheus Cunha and youngster Diego Leon the two arrivals at Old Trafford.
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Cristiano Ronaldo from Sporting Lisbon to Liverpool in 2003. Liverpool thought they had the deal wrapped up but Sir Alex Ferguson nipped in to secure his signature. Enough said!
Keith