Relive transfer deadline day as it happened
Late deals confirmed: Spurs sign Tel from Bayern | Man City confirm Gonzalez deal | Palace sign Chelsea's Chilwell | Villa agree £5m loan for Chelsea's Disasi
Signings still to go through: AC Milan closing on deal for Chelsea's Felix
Paul MacDonald
FootballTransfers.com
Our Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) algorithm – which is calculated from a number of factors including age, contract status and form - has Crystal Palace’s Marc Guehi valued at €47.9m (£41m), which is high for a player entering the final stages of his deal. But Spurs were willing to go higher and Palace can afford not to accept their bid.
Image source, Getty ImagesPaul MacDonald
FootballTransfers.com
On the back of Crystal Palace rejecting a £70m bid for Marc Guehi from Tottenham:
"That's definitely a market shift. In years gone by, Matheus Cunha has probably left Wolves by now. But the bigger clubs know that they can likely get better value on the continent than shopping 'locally'.
"Indeed, look at all of the prominent deals in this window. Only Jaden Philogene (Villa to Ipswich, £20m) is a multi-million Prem-to-Prem deal. Sometimes now it's a case of the big sides not even bothering to ask, as they know the quoted fee will be huge.
"Couple that with the league being tight around the Champions League slots - which could be five or even six next season - and teams do not want to surrender that opportunity by selling a coveted market talent.
"We saw with Cunha, but more prominently Alexander Isak - Newcastle had absolutely no desire to sell while the Champions League is a real possibility."
Deloitte's latest Football Money League report had 14 Premier Leagues in the top 30 revenue-generating clubs in the world.
Paul MacDonald
FootballTransfers.com
It's that time of the window, and with teams already erring on the side of desperation when doing business in January, that's multiplied as we reach the final hours of deadline day. Tottenham are simply desperate for defensive recruitments and were willing to go big on Guehi - a player who will have just 12 months remaining on his contract in the summer.
Perhaps it's indicative of Spurs' plight that at this moment in time, players might not see it as a project they want to be attached to, with Mathys Tel, Fikayo Tomori and Axel Disasi all thought to have rejected their advances. Have they left it too late to try and do business?
Time for some Tottenham chat. Earlier, Crystal Palace rejected a £70m bid from Spurs for defender Marc Guehi.
Image source, Getty ImagesAccording to transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano, Fulham have had a bid rejected by Roma for their Turkey defender Zeki Celik.
The 27-year-old international, who has 53 caps, plays on the right, either at full-back or wing-back.
He spent four years at Lille, helping them to the Ligue 1 title in 2021, before moving to Roma for 7.4m euros the following season and has gone on to make 91 appearances in three years for the Giallorossi.
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No Fulham news? We desperately need to sign a right-back today.
Jonny, London
Well Jonny, reports suggest the Cottagers are trying...
Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter
When 17-year-old Harry Amass caught the eye on Manchester United's pre-season tour of the United States, it seemed the youngster might be catapulted into the first team squad.
As it turned out, Erik ten Hag did not feel Amass was physically strong enough and that position has not changed under Ruben Amorim.
There was some talk Amass might be loaned out before the window closed but I have now been told that will not be happening and the England Under-18 international will remain in United's academy.
Image source, Getty ImagesAlthough Marcus Rashford has told Aston Villa's website that "it's only a short term," that he will be at Villa Park - he will wear the number nine shirt.
Rashford has scored 138 goals for the Red Devils since his debut in February 2016.
Rashford said: "It's only short term that I'm here so I want to make the most of my time here. The only way I can do that is by using my attributes and skillsets to help the team."
Ex-Manchester United players to have have worn the number nine shirt at Aston Villa are Dwight Yorke and Dion Dublin.
"I think they're a club that are in a good position in the league and are looking to keep pushing," said Rashford.
"They're still in the Champions League. Have a good ambitious manager and a talented squad."
Rashford on what he wants to achieve in his time at Villa: "They are still in the Champions League, and we want to go as far as we can in that because if you don't aim to win it you never will. That's my main objective and also to keep pushing in the league to get as far up as possible."
Marcus Rashford on joining up with England international teammates Ollie Watkins and Tyrone Mings: "This is my first time playing for any other team, so you never really know what to expect but I feel excited more than scared at coming into a completely new environment. With those lads being being it's definitely good."
Marcus Rashford has been speaking to the Aston Villa social media team. On manager Unai Emery he said: "He's a top manager and what he's done with the club since he's come to Villa is unbelievable. The constant ambition is attractive and it's why you'd want to join the club, they keep improving year on year."
The Manchester United loannee will take the shirt Jhon Duran wore until he joined Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr three days ago.
Are Manchester United the tea or the biscuit?
Wait, we're getting side-tracked. We have an Aston Villa update...
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Manchester United need a striker like a cup of tea needs a biscuit—without one, it just feels incomplete. Hojlund is trying, but relying on a 20-year-old to carry the goal-scoring burden is like expecting a trainee pilot to fly a jumbo jet solo. Get a proper No. 9 in before the window shuts!!!
Christian Dada
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Aston Villa still fully expect to wrap up the loan signing of Marco Asensio from Paris St-Germain but there is less certainty surrounding their interest in Chelsea central defender Axel Disasi.
The 26-year-old is available on loan but will not be moving to Spurs.
At the moment any potential switch to Villa Park also looks off, but there is still a sense from those around the deal that this one might just be revived before deadline to allow manager Unai Emery to strengthen his resources in central defence.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter
Manchester United unveiled two defenders at Old Trafford yesterday in Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven and another who was expected to leave Old Trafford remains - for now - in Tyrell Malacia.
Those players may be needed even more now as Lisandro Martinez looks set for an extended spell on the injury list after being stretchered off in tears during yesterday's defeat by Crystal Palace.
Martinez appeared to jar his knee as he tried to turn and went down in agony.
Head coach Ruben Amorim said he thought the damage was 'serious' but we have not have any further communication from Old Trafford since.
Rio Ferdinand as a sweeper keeper, Aly?
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Re Richard at 12:45 - Pretty sure Man United's January-transfer five-a-side of Fernandes, Vidic, Evra, Bruce and Cole has that Liverpool five beat.
Aly
Are Manchester United the side that need a deadline day signing the most?
Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United are in a tricky situation.
They have been condemned as a club for overpaying on players of limited quality. Their current squad clearly is deficient in a number of areas.
So, do they push to sign someone, taking a chance it does not work - thereby getting more criticism for following the same path as before - or stick with what they have - and get criticised for not spending.
