BBC Radio Sheffield's Andy Giddings: , external"Can confirm Cardiff City are now the front runners to sign #chesterfieldfc striker Eoin Doyle. Understand there is still interested at the table from other clubs so it remains a case of wait and see..."

BBC Cambridgeshire Sport, external report that manager Richard Money has confirmed Cambridge United are "trying to do a couple of things" ahead of the transfer deadline, despite preparations for Tuesday's FA Cup fourth round replay against Manchester United at Old Trafford..

Ben Smith
BBC Sport

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"Had it confirmed that Reading are in talks with former Everton and Portsmouth striker Yakubu. The 32-year-old has held talks with manager Steve Clarke and could sign a short-term deal later today. Yakubu recently left Qatari club Al Rayyan and is a free agent. He has not played in England since leaving Blackburn in 2012."

Expect plenty of business done with Europe's top clubs today as almost two thirds of the money spent by Premier League clubs in the summer went to foreign teams. The figure of 63% is considerably lower than last year, however, when 78% of the total spend went abroad.

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Adam Johnson: Nice to see British players being linked abroad a bit more. We've talked about no-one playing overseas, starting to change?

James Hudson: Jose Mourinho didn't even give Andre Schurrle a chance. He always looked a threat and assisted the World Cup winning goal.

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BBC Sport

"Hull City are believed to be putting all their efforts into the permanent signing of Dame N'Doye from Lokomotiv Moscow.

"Steve Bruce is in the French capital and understood to be holding talks with the 29-year old Senegal international striker who made his name at FC Copenhagen when they reached the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League in 2010/2011.

"Hull's other transfer target Aaron Lennon could be heading to Stoke City after a change of heart over a loan move to the KC Stadium until the end of the season."

Michael Tonge has left Leeds United to sign for Millwall on loan for the rest of the season.

Southampton

Southampton manager Ronald Koeman said "at least one player" will join the Premier League club before the 23:00 GMT deadline. Saints are eyeing a Champions League place after a fine season but suffered a 1-0 loss to Swansea City on Sunday.

"We will have at least one player, I think we need that," Koeman added after the St Mary's defeat. Koeman has confirmed that he is interested in Feyenoord midfielder Tonny Vilhena and attacking midfielder Filip Djuricic of Benfica.

Fulham forward Bryan Ruiz is set to join Spanish La Liga side Levante on loan until the end of the season.

The Costa Rica international, who joined the Championship club from FC Twente for a fee of £10.6m in 2011, is out of contract in the summer.

"The paperwork was done on Friday night so we're awaiting confirmation from FIFA to see if it's gone through," Fulham boss Kit Symons said.

Ruiz has scored five goals in 20 appearances for the Whites this season.

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Accrington Stanley:, external "The most valuable asset at any club on #DeadlineDay #livinginthe90s."

Tottenham

BBC World Service Sport's John Bennett: "FC Koln manager Alexander Wehrle has told the German magazine "Kicker", external that they've rejected an offer from Tottenham for Kevin Wimmer.

"Wimmer is an Austrian Under 21 international defender."

Pat Murphy
BBC Radio 5 live

"Just had it confirmed that Aston Villa expect to do no business today - despite sliding towards the relegation zone. So their only cash outlay in this transfer window remains the £2.75m for Carles Gill. There was also the loan deal that brought Scott Sinclair from Manchester City. Tom Cleverley will remain on loan from Manchester United until the end of the season."

With clubs up and down the country looking for a bargain, today we're asking you: What is your value in the transfer market? And what would it take to convince you to join your rivals?

Dylan Sonnex: Terrified of being clattered into by a guy twice my size but I'm fast. I'll sprint and scream all day for a can of fizzy drink.

Lasse, Kensington: Looking for a career move and based in west London. I might just do a Peter Odemwingie and head over to QPR in my lunch break. I can't be worse than Adel Taarabt...

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Carlisle United have signed defender Nathan Buddle from Blyth Spartans on a deal until the end of the season.

The 21-year-old played in the Spartans' FA Cup run to the third round, where they were eliminated by Championship side Birmingham City.

West Ham

The Daily Mirror's Darren Lewis tweets, external West Ham have made a late move to sign Emmanuel Adebayor after the Spurs striker rejected an offer to go to Crystal Palace.

One to watch...

Robert Huth's loan switch to Leicester is the first Premier League deal to go through today but it won't be the last. Surely?

Moves to keep an eye on include Hull and Stoke in for Aaron Lennon, the future of Burnley's Danny Ings and whether or not Darren Fletcher will be leaving Manchester United.

We are also waiting for Chelsea to complete their deal for Colombian Juan Cuadrado, but that won't happen until Andre Schurrle moves to Wolfsburg. A bit of brinkmanship from the Blues?

Loads still to happen.

BBC Tees Sport expect Hartlepool to complete the signing of Plymouth striker Marvin Morgan imminently after the earlier blow of losing Rakish Bingham, who was recalled by Mansfield.

Alex Stewart
Football Manager computer game expert

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Today Fifa Interactive World Cup 2014 Grand Final competitor David Bytheway and Football Manager expert Alex Stewart will be providing insight and analysis of players involved in deals from a gamer's perspective.

"A towering centre-back, with punchy figures for tackling, heading, marking, and decent passing and vision for a centre-back, he is currently at Reading and, in my game at least, remains there. He is, however, worth £7.25 million for a team who finished 19th in the Championship, so he must have something about him and his stats would tend to agree. Would be a fine signing for a ball-playing team that need a bit of muscle to replace an outgoing defender, perhaps West Ham?"