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
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😲 Daniel Levy, my man! I didn't see a Kolo Muani deal appearing on this transfers live page today...with any reference to Spurs in it, apart from a 'Spurs missed out again' comment at the bottom of course lol.
David, Dorset
Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Brom are working on a loan deal for Charlie Taylor from Southampton.
The Baggies have been keen on signing a left-back as boss Ryan Mason looks to complete his squad.
Taylor only joined Southampton on a free transfer from Burnley last summer but made just five starts as the Saints were relegated from the Premier League.
He has featured in the Saints' two EFL Cup games against Northampton and Norwich this season but has not played for Will Still's side in the Championship.
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Brighton now loaning out O'Reilly? He was a "heralded" signing last season, while Gilmour left - despite proving he's as solid as they come. The constant revolving door at Brighton is becoming frustrating for fans craving consistency - and we aren't even using our forward signings!
Euan
And still the Seagulls manage to beat eight-time Premier League champions Manchester City. They must be doing something right, eh Euan?
Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent
Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a season-long loan deal to sign Paris St-Germain striker Randal Kolo Muani.
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Image source, Getty ImagesHarvey Elliott and Jadon Sancho are both at Aston Villa now completing the formalities of their loan moves.
Elliott, in particular, is a real coup for Villa. He is very highly-regarded at Liverpool but would have been short on game time.
He was player of the tournament when England won the European Under-21s Championship this summer, scoring five goals.
Bundesliga club RB Leipzig also had a serious interest in taking him to Germany.
Jadon Sancho, as seems a regular occurrence, has a point to prove.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport Chief Football News Reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United youngster Harry Amass has known since the start of pre-season he would be securing a loan move this summer.
He has had to wait until the last day of the window to get it - and now he has to wait for the Football League to confirm.
Sheffield Wednesday's current financial situation means they can only register players with EFL approval even when, as in this case, United are paying Amass' wages.
I have been told all the details around the move are complete, including the medical.
Now the EFL have to sign it off.
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Villa's window looks panicked and last minute - very, very concerning to see a team in the Europa League with such a weak bench and last-minute depth. Especially as Martinez doesn't want to be there, but now is forced to be there. Rough season ahead!
Thomas
Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesNottingham Forest are close to a deal worth over £30m for Strasbourg winger Dilane Bakwa.
The 23-year-old is expected to complete a move to the City Ground which would take Forest's spending to around £180m this summer.
Bakwa, a France Under-21 international, has made 66 appearances for Strasbourg since joining for Bordeaux two years ago.
Bakwa's arrival would be Forest's 10th summer signing and they are also due to complete the signing of Botafogo left-back Cuiabano.
Forest's spending includes Omari Hutchinson from Ipswich for £37.5m while James McAtee also signed from Manchester City for around £30m and striker Arnaud Kalimuendo, a £26m signing from Rennes.
Meanwhile, forward Jota Silva and striker Taiwo Awoniyi could leave the City Ground before the deadline.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAs a Spurs fan, I’m disappointed to hear no talk of us signing a left winger. Would be happy with Kolo Muani as striker, but with Johnson’s form I’m really hoping the interest in Rogers might materialise. If we can do that it’s a successful transfer window.
Kaden
Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
Aston Villa have not revealed the length of the contract signed by Victor Lindelof but BBC Sport sources have confirmed that the Sweden defender has put pen to paper on a two-year deal.
Sweden captain Victor Lindelof has signed a contract with Aston Villa.
The 31-year-old centre-back, who has been capped 71 times by his country, left Manchester United in the summer following the end of his contract.
"An experienced and versatile operator across the back line, Lindelof spent eight years at Old Trafford, winning both the League Cup and the FA Cup," Villa said in a statement on the club website.
"He had previously lifted silverware with Benfica in Portugal, after starting his career in his native Sweden.
"Welcome, Victor!"
It's been the biggest transfer saga of the summer and now Alexander Isak is finally set to join Liverpool from Newcastle. For a British record fee of £125m.
Watch how the story unfolded here.
Liverpool agree British record £125m fee with Newcastle to sign Alexander Isak
As we go deeper into the afternoon, things are starting to heat up.
Here are the top lines from the relentless summer 2025 deadline day so far:
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Back in the day Chelsea signed Drogba for 24 mil, Liverpool signed Torres for 26 mil...what has happened to the transfer market these days!
Jack, Twickenham
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea had been targeting a move for attacker Fermin Lopez but Barcelona now expect him to stay.
The 22-year-old had been subject to an offer over the weekend and had been weighing up the chance to move to Stamford Bridge.
However, priorities switched to resolving the striker situation after Liam Delap suffered a serious-looking hamstring injury and Lopez hasn't looked to force his exit from Camp Nou.
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It’s amazing that you have to go all the way back to Rio Ferdinand’s move to Man Utd to the last record breaking transfer that’s been good ‘value’.
Dale
Image source, Getty ImagesNick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesDerby and Wrexham are set to be thwarted in their interest in Bristol City defender Zak Vyner.
The Robins are determined to keep the centre-back having rejected bids from the Rams and Wrexham.
Vyner is seen as central to boss Gerhard Struber's plans at Ashton Gate, especially with little time to replace him.
Vyner, 28, has made 240 appearances for the Robins having come through the academy, scoring four goals.
Bristol City are sixth in the Championship following Saturday's 4-2 win over Hull.
Image source, Getty ImagesChampionship leaders Middlesbrough have strengthened their strikeforce with the signing of forward David Strelec from Slovan Bratislava.
The 24-year-old Slovakia international has signed a five-year contract at the Riverside but the club have not revealed any details of the fee involved.
Strelec helped Slovan win the Slovakian top-flight title last season and featured against both Manchester City and Celtic in the Champions League.
He is currently away on international duty as Slovakia prepare to face Germany and Luxembourg in World Cup qualifiers later this week.
Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport
Hey Google, play Shane McMahon's "here comes the money" entrance theme.
As of 12:00 BST £2.74bn has spent in the Premier League this transfer window, according to website Football Transfers.
There is a very good chance the amount exceeds £3bn by close of business.
