Transfer window for Premier League & EFL clubs has now closed
Liverpool complete signing of striker Alexander Isak for British record £125m fee after move for Palace defender Marc Guehi falls through
Newcastle confirm arrival of Brentford forward Yoane Wissa in £55m deal
Aston Villa sign Liverpool's Harvey Elliott and Man Utd's Jadon Sancho on loan
Man Utd complete deal for Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens
Nicolas Jackson joins Bayern Munich from Chelsea in season-long loan deal
Man City in advanced talks to sign keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma for £30m, with Ederson set to join Fenerbahce in £12m switch
Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport
Big up my colleague Huzaifah for the recap posts he's been doing every hour. A lot to get your head around with the numerous deals taking place.
When was the last time we had a deadline day this exciting?
The big deals that have dominated the headlines in recent days are starting to reach their conclusion.
Here are the top lines from a fascinating summer 2025 deadline day so far:
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesFulham have agreed a £22m fee with Chelsea to sign winger Tyrique George.
The 19-year-old is expected to agree a five year contract at Craven Cottage and Chelsea could also benefit in the future from a sell-on clause.
However, the deal also comes after Sporting matched Fulham's club-record £34m offer to Shakhtar for Kevin, with a five year deal on the table.
Kevin had left open the possibility of moving to another club by not signing the five year contract on offer and is now expected to move to Portugal.
Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport
Right then you lucky people, you've got me for the next two hours and we're already kicking off with a done deal.
Are we all having fun? Because I am.
Plenty more fun to be had by the sounds of it too.
Bournemouth have signed Serbian centre-back, Veljko Milosavljevic from Red Star Belgrade on a five-year deal for about £13m.
The 18-year-old made 14 league appearances for Red Star last season.
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Joe Rindl
BBC Sport
Woah, don't get ahead of yourself, Gareth!
My two-hour loan is now complete by the way, but what a spell it's been.
Wolves have signed Tolu Arokodare, Chelsea have taken Brighton's Facundo Buonanotte on a season-long loan and Liverpool have agreed a deal to sign Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi.
Greatest loan spell since Henrik Larsson?
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Congratulations Liverpool on winning the 2025-26 Premier League. Game Over
Gareth
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I want to report a daylight robbery near Selhurst Park!
CPFC fan
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Liverpool have had the best summer transfer window since the Premier League began. The quality of signings has been next level, but now the expectation increases.
Dan, Worcester
Best transfer window since Man City summer 2017 - Laporte, Walker, Ederson and Silva helped them to so many titles over 6 years
Harry, Wirral
Best Premier League summer window has to be Chelsea in 2004. Robben, Drogba, Carvalho, Cech and Paulo Ferreira all signed to a José Mourinho who had just arrived in the UK and went on to win the title that year.
Henry, London
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea have agreed an improved loan with obligation deal for striker Nicolas Jackson to join Bayern Munich.
Jackson, 24, is set to complete an initial £14.3m (16.5m euros) move, ending an on-off transfer saga, which crucially includes a mandatory obligation to buy, rather than an optional one, for £56.2m (65m euro).
It's a deal on slightly improve terms as the one agreed on Saturday and now worth in excess of £70m. There is also a higher likelihood that Jackson will remain at the Allianz Arena beyond this current season, with personal terms are already in place for a future permanent contract.
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport Manchester City reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesSerie A side Inter Milan have agreed to sign Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji on loan for one million euros (£870,000).
The deal includes an option to make the move permanent for 15m euros (£13m), which becomes an obligation if Inter win Serie A.
The 30-year-old Switzerland international has not featured for City this season and had interest from Crystal Palace, AC Milan and Galatasaray, but his preference was to move to a club playing in the Champions League.
Liverpool's current spend this summer sits at £290m, according to FootballTransfers.com.
If the Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi deals go through, with the fees being mooted, their spend in this window will rocket up to £455m, which would smash the record for a single club spend in a single window.
The record was previously held by Chelsea in the summer of 2023 (£400m).
...Or they might not have had the best window in recent memory. Let us know.
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Complete this sentence.
Liverpool have had the best summer transfer window since __________.
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Mark Guehi will be Liverpool's best signing this summer
Jonathan
Guehi is the signing that guarantees Liverpool the title, not Isak. As a Chelsea fan who thought he was the best academy product since JT, selling him for peanuts to Palace was bad enough, but to see Liverpool grab him when we have a huge central defensive hole is awful!
Simon
On Sunday's Match of the Day pundit Wayne Rooney praised Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi saying he's 'got everything right' amid interest from champions Liverpool throughout this summer's transfer window.
The defender captained and scored for the Eagles in their 3-0 away win at Aston Villa this weekend, which has now proved a perfect farewell as he is on the cusp of a move to Merseyside.
'A great example of doing the right things' - Guehi's potential perfect Palace swan song
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester City have completed the signing of forward Julian Carranza on a season-long loan from Feyenoord.
The 25-year-old scored four goals in the Eredvisie for Feyenoord last season after joining from MLS side Philidelphia Union.
He was also on target for the Dutch side in the second leg of their Champions League knockout win over AC Milan.
Image source, Getty ImagesLess than 24 hours ago, Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner told BBC Sport: "we have to keep Marc [Guehi] if we want to play a successful season."
Glasner said there was an agreement between himself and Palace chairman, Steve Parish to only sell Palace's captain if they had a replacement.
Palace's boss also added there would be "no chance to find the right replacement in one day," if Guehi was to leave the south London club.
"We wanted a replacement by the 1st July. We have this agreement so it is clear from me.
"He is such a crucial player. He is one of our key players - he is our captain.
"Again, if we want to play a successful season we have to keep him," added Glasner after Palace's 3-0 victory over Aston Villa.
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Arne Slot playing Career Mode spending £400m, and I'm all here for it. Up the reds!
Matt
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Liverpool bingo card now complete
Phil
