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
Aston Villa have signed Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott on loan - with an obligation to buy conditional on appearances.
Image source, ReutersNewcastle have confirmed the signing of Brentford forward Yoane Wissa to replace Alexander Isak.
The fee for the DR Congo international is an initial £50m plus £5m in add-ons.
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Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United have signed Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens, 23, from Royal Antwerp.
BBC Sport understands the fee is an initial £18.1m plus add-ons.
Image source, Getty ImagesThree hours after the transfer window closed, we have a glut of Premier League signings. But who are they?
Sources say we're in for a busy few minutes on this live text. Just as I was enjoying my bowl of supermarket noodles that almost burned my hand.
Championship Southampton have announced the signing of Leo Scienza from FC Heidenheim on a four-year contract.
Scienza said: “This move to England and to a club as big as Southampton with such great fans is a huge opportunity for me in my career."
Newcastle United have tweeted a picture of Yoane Wissa. Well a silhouette but it's very clearly him.
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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
Do I think Gianluigi Donnarumma is a better goalkeeper than James Trafford? Absolutely.
[They say] Donnarumma can't use his own feet? I'm afraid he can use his feet and he has used his feet.
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Joe Hart
Former England and Man City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Monday Night Club
On whether it's surprising that Guardiola is going for a goalkeeper like Gianluigi Donnarumma:
Unfortunately I fell fowl of his shift [in tactics] but I'm not going to judge him for that. I actually think Donnarumma... I know how you feel mate.
He is capable with his feet, more than capable. I've watched him play under pressure for Italy, I've watched him from 16 years old. There's a man that can hold his nerve. For AC Milan all the way through and then he goes to PSG and helps to win their first Champions League trophy.
I am a big James Trafford fan, I am pleased with how he has done and how he's gone back to City, but why would you not sign Donnarumma? He can win you games, he is absolutely humongous in goal, making top, top saves at the top level.
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I would be gutted if I was James Trafford. A class keeper who is now going to be playing second fiddle, even if it is to arguably one of the world's best keepers.
Doug, Kent
Julien Laurens on what Donnarumma will bring to Manchester City
We're still waiting for both Manchester clubs to sign goalkeepers - and Newcastle to replace £125m Alexander Isak.
Julien Laurens
European football expert on Transfer Deadline Day Summer 2025
Everybody has been watching with a lot of envy as there is not much financial power anywhere else other than the Premier League.
Top European clubs are thinking, 'how is it possible to spend that much money when you have PSR in England'.
The financial power is so different. A lot of European clubs wish they could have the financial power that English clubs have.
Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool and Aston Villa defender on Transfer Deadline Day Summer 2025
On clubs not only buying well but also being able to sell well:
Liverpool are incredible at what they do. The players that they have sold over the summer and their market values, Jarrell Quansah to Leverkusen, Caoimhin Kelleher to Brentford, possibly Harvey Elliott might be leaving as well.
You look at those deals and then on the flip side head over to Old Trafford and the likes of Antony, who was bought in for £90 million or so and a few years later you're selling him for around £25 million - that's the difference.
Image source, Getty ImagesStephen Warnock
Former Liverpool and Aston Villa defender on Transfer Deadline Day Summer 2025
On Liverpool building relationships and new players taking on the pressure of the shirt:
You've got two new attackers and they also need to build relationships, and that will take time.
The other side to it as well, players come from so-called lesser sides to Liverpool and they have the pressure of wearing the Liverpool shirt. You're not just trying to win games but you're trying to win titles. That is a different pressure.
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Is this the most disappointing deadline day for Leeds? Transfers flying in all over except here. Daniel Farke publicly calling for more strength up front. The fans know it as well. Not good!
Simon, Leeds
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesFulham had also agreed a £22m move for Chelsea forward Tyrique George earlier on deadline day but it collapsed in the late hours.
It's unclear exactly why it collapsed but Fulham already completed the signings of two long-term targets for the wide positions.
Yet, the primary reason George's move fell through was he was a contingency option in case Leeds made an offer Fulham couldn't refuse for Harry Wilson.
But ultimately no offer arrived and they preferred to keep the Wales international.
Manchester United have moved out three players today who cost them a combined £225m - Jadon Sancho, Antony and Rasmus Hojlund.
They have recouped £21.6m for Antony and loan fees for the others...
Image source, Getty ImagesBBC Sport has been told Villa will pay 80% of Sancho's wages - and achievable bonuses might mean United get the full wage covered. There is a loan fee.
Aston Villa have signed England winger Jadon Sancho on a season-long loan from Manchester United.
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