Jordan Butler
BBC Sport journalist

Liverpool are responsible for the three most expensive signings of this transfer window with Alexander Isak costing a British record £125m, Florian Wirtz an initial £100m and Hugo Ekitike £69m prior to future fees.

Arne Slot’s commitment to strengthening his title-winning side has led them to a £416.2m outlay so far this summer – a Premier League record total for a single transfer window.

That figure could yet climb further if a deal for Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi is agreed at some point today.

We've quietened down in the last hour and my keyboard is extremely grateful.

Despite all the relentless breaking news, we have only seen one incoming confirmed in the Premier League.

Bournemouth have announced the loan signing of Alex Jimenez from AC Milan.

Meanwhile Brighton's Tariq Lamptey has joined Fiorentina for an undisclosed fee.

• Click here for a comprehensive round-up of transfer news from the EFL

Ask Me Anything

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BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team has been answering some of the key questions around the transfer window...

What is a transfer deal sheet?

Premier League clubs need to complete a 'deal sheet' in order to complete a transfer in the last two hours of a transfer window.

Clubs often leave their transfer dealings to the very last minute, and therefore have to submit a form to the Premier League to make sure that a transfer can go ahead.

The deal sheet allows a club to confirm that an agreement has been reached and also give themselves more time to submit the remaining documentation.

The deal sheet cannot be used before 17:00 BST and needs to be filled in before the transfer window closes.

Once the deal sheet arrives with the Premier League, the clubs have an additional two hours, or until 21:00 BST to submit all the required paperwork.

If all the necessary paperwork has still not been submitted after the 21:00 BST deadline has passed, the transfer will not be able to proceed.

Read more in our full piece here

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

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It was an interesting team sheet at Wolves Under-21s' game with Blackburn on Friday night, just one example of what clubs can do to signal player availability,

Wolves made the decision to make it clear to any scouts present who was available for loan, without them having to ask the question.

The team sheet was also circulated to EFL clubs so they were aware just who could be allowed out on loan ahead of tonight's deadline.

Wolves wanted to save time and speed up the process - saving clubs and scouts picking up the phone to ask - for their youngsters, who went on to beat Blackburn 3-1 in Premier League 2.

They have been keen to send right-back Pedro Lima out on loan, having beaten Chelsea to his signature last summer.

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Arsenal winger Reiss Nelson is joining Brentford on loan.

The attacker has had interest from Fulham and Villareal, among other domestic and European options.

But Brentford have won the race for the Gunners academy graduate.

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Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Leicester winger ⁠⁠⁠Bilal El Khannouss is likely to join Stuttgart on loan from the Foxes.

The 21-year-old had been attracting interest from Crystal Palace but is now due to move to the Bundesliga.

He joined from Genk for £21m last summer and has made 39 appearances for the Foxes, scoring three goals.

Leicester, who are interested in Burnley midfielder Aaron Ramsey, are looking to bring in Julian Carranza on loan from Feyenoord.

The 25-year-old striker moved to the Netherlands from Philadelphia Union last summer and scored four times in 11 starts for Feyenoord.

Leicester are also working on a loan deal for Rennes midfielder ⁠⁠Jordan James but the Wales international has other Championship interest.

• Click here for a comprehensive round-up of transfer news from the EFL.

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

Peter Odemwingie always comes up on my TikTok for you page playing guitar if anyone cares.

Fun fact, he's also qualified as a professional golfer since he retired from football.

What a bloke.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport Chief Football News Reporter

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Manchester United have agreed a deal to sign goalkeeper Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp for 21m euros (£18.1m) plus add-ons.

The deal includes no sell-on fee and Lammens will join on a five-year contract.

The player is now travelling to Manchester, where he will have a medical before the deal is completed.

This means Manchester United will NOT be pursuing their interest in Emiliano Martinez.

United sources say they considered other options and retain respect for them. However, they view Lammens as an exciting young goalkeeper with a bright future and feel this is the right choice.

Not even halfway through the day and my keyboard is smoking.

Here are the top lines from the summer 2025 deadline day bonanza so far:

• Liverpool agree British record £125m fee for Isak
• Aston Villa exploring move for Jadon Sancho
• Crystal Palace are eyeing Brighton centre-back Igor Julio and should Palace get re-enforcements, captain Marc Guehi is expected to join Liverpool
• Kobbie Mainoo is unlikely to leave Manchester United on loan
• Newcastle United this morning reopened talks to sign striker Yoane Wissa from Brentford and by lunchtime, agreed a £55m deal for the 28-year-old
• Away from transfers, Bayer Leverkusen confirm the departure of manager Erik ten Hag after just three games in charge
• Man City in advanced talks to sign goalkeeper Gianlugi Donnarumma, with Ederson joining Fenerbahce in £12m deal
• Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson is expected to join Bayern Munich
• All of today's done and dusted transfer deadline day deals can be found here
• And finally, the best of your reaction so far

Anyone who cannot remember back to 1992 and the start of the Premier League, may be surprised to learn of the impact that Alan Shearer's £3.6m move from Southampton to Blackburn had at the time.

Sir Jack Walker's bold move sent shockwaves through the English top flight and heralded a new era of big-money moves.

Fast forward 30+ years and those early figures are now dwarfed - £125m rather than £3m will now be the new benchmark for eye-watering deals...

It depends how you quantify success Kevin.

Liverpool's £125m signing of Alexander Isak will surpass Chelsea's £107m addition of Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernandez, which remains the British transfer record.

There is then a four-way tie on £100m - with three having potential add-ons.

The Reds' summer signing of Florian Wirtz could end up being the biggest of those, with £16m in add-ons, while Chelsea's swoop for Moises Caicedo could reach £115m.

Declan Rice moved from West Ham to Arsenal for a fee which could reach £105m, while Jack Grealish's move from Aston Villa to Manchester City in 2021 was for a flat £100m.

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Sheffield United have signed Chelsea midfielder Alex Matos for an undisclosed fee.

The 20-year-old made 20 appearances on loan with the Blades' Championship rivals Oxford United last season and has agreed a three-year deal at Bramall Lane.

"I feel this is the right time for me to move on and play regular football and this is the right club for me," he told the club website., external

Matos, who made just one substitute appearance for Chelsea in the Premier League, has also spent time on loan with Huddersfield Town.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter at Stamford Bridge

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Well Roj, Fulham are working on signing two wingers in Shakhtar Donetsk's Kevin and AC Milan's Samuel Chukwueze before the transfer deadline.

The Cottagers agreed a club-record £34m fee for Kevin on Sunday and the 22-year-old is expected to sign a five-year deal today.

However, talks for Chukwueze are yet to be finalised but continue to progress an advanced stage.

It leaves open the possibility that Fulham won't move for any of their previous wide targets which included Arsenal's Reiss Nelson, Chelsea's Raheem Sterling and FC Basel's Philip Otele.

Although there are reports a move for Sterling may be back on the cards.