So far Premier League clubs have only spent £80m in the January transfer window.

But the record for the amount spent on transfers over a season has already been broken. Over the 2013/14 campaign the English top flight forked out £760m on transfers. This year, we're already at £900m, with eleven hours to go...

Former England and Manchester City winger Trevor Sinclair

"QPR need a forward who can score because if anything happens to Charlie Austin, who has been superb for them, I can't see where the goals will come from. If they don't buy a frontman, the writing is on the wall for them."

BBC pundit Trevor Sinclair is answering your questions on the BBC's Match of the Day Facebook, external page.

Leicester City

Drum roll please. Defender Robert Huth completes his loan move from Stoke City to Leicester. The first Premier League signing of the day.

Let the good times roll...

Bristol City striker Wes Burns joins Cheltenham Town on loan until the end of the season.

Meanwhile, Bury have released goalkeeper Shwan Jalal by mutual consent.

Still no confirmation of Juan Cuadrado's £23.3m transfer from Italian club Fiorentina to Chelsea. The Blues are waiting for Andre Schurrle's switch to Wolfsburg to go through before completing the deal for the Colombian. Time is ticking...

German Bundesliga
German Bundesliga

BBC World Service Sport's John Bennett: "The relegation strugglers in the Bundesliga have been having an active deadline day. The latest move to be confirmed is Marcelo Diaz from FC Basel to Hamburg. The Chlilean midfielder was linked with a move to England early in the window (with West Brom mentioned) but he'll now be hoping to help Hamburg to get out of trouble in a very close battle at the bottom of the table."

Burnley

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Talking about Danny Ings, according to Clarets boss Sean Dyche, the rumours have been about as helpful as Mario Balotelli in a relegation fight.

Dyche substituted Ings during his side's 2-0 loss at Sunderland on Saturday, with the manager stating afterwards: "I took him off because I thought it had affected him. He was a bit off today but next week he'll be back with his team-mates and he'll be full of beans again."

Liverpool

Liverpool remain in negotiations with Burnley to sign Danny Ings in an attempt to avoid the need to go to a transfer tribunal in the summer, report the Daily Express., external

Don't worry though Burnley fans, it is reported the 22-year-old would stay at Turf Moor for the remainder of the season if an agreement can be reached.

St Mirren have accepted an offer from Aberdeen for midfielder Kenny McLean, who is on his way to speak to the Pittodrie club.

Virgil van Dijk is not expecting a transfer deadline day exit from Celtic - because the Scottish champions insist he is not for sale.

Reported suitors Arsenal, Southampton and Sunderland have yet to make a move for the 23-year-old Dutch defender.

We are running a vote now on this page asking you to pick your top selection from our list of 10 successful January deals from down the years.

Lots of good names to go at - does Christophe Dugarry digging Birmingham out of trouble in 2003 work for you? Or maybe Luis Suarez joining Liverpool from Ajax in 2011? And one would have to say that Nemanja Matic has come into his own at Chelsea this season...

Results will be shown in this page when the vote closes.

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Gillingham have extended the loan of QPR defender Max Ehmer until the end of the season.

Meanwhile, Tranmere Rovers have cancelled the contract of striker Eliot Richards by mutual consent after one goal in 16 appearances.

West Ham

More on Diafra Sakho-gate at West Ham as the club release the following statement.

"Diafra Sakho and West Ham United vigorously deny that they have acted in breach of FIFA regulations. They regard the proceedings as clearly unfounded and are requesting their dismissal. At this stage, neither the player nor the Club can make any further comments."

Fifa said earlier they are investigating a potential violation of their rules by the Premier League club.

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How much money are we talking about being set to be spent today?

Well, clubs paid out £35m on 96 deals in England and Scotland on deadline day last season, a similar amount to 2013.

That was the fourth highest of the 13 mid-season transfer windows to date, although nowhere the record - 2011's total of £225m.

Any repeat of that and we are in for some day…. It hasn't been the busiest of starts mind.

Stuart Pearce has left the training ground after saying goodbye to the Nottingham Forest players and collecting some of his belongings, less than 24 hours after he was sacked as manager, reports BBC East Midlands Today.

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?

Tom, Guildford: Guaranteed over 30% penalty conversion rate. Talk a good game and six foot three, so can put myself about a bit. Got yellow boots and plasters over all my bling. Scored same amount of Premier League goals as £16m Balloteli this season! And some say I'm yet to get going...

Matt, Manchester: Whenever I leave the sofa and someone takes my place, they always remark on how warm the seat is. Seasoned bench-warmer for £6.2m plus performance related add-ons.

James, Oxford: If I sign for Reading my transfer fee, wages and probably my squad number will all be undisclosed. But I'll form a cracking partnership with Yakubu!

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West Ham

Son of West Ham owner David, Jack Sullivan:, external Dad has just landed in France will keep you posted.

What do you think West Ham fans? On holiday or French target for the Hammers?

Football agent Eamon Mcloughlin, speaking to BBC Sport: "If at 11 o'clock on deadline day a player doesn't know that he is being seriously considered then he should probably get himself a cup of tea and get ready to watch it all on TV tonight. If you're not in touch with a club at this stage and well into negotiations, a deal isn't going to happen.

"Also if a club says we didn't get things done because we ran out of time the club needs to have a look at itself because they have had four or five months to plan this. If they left it right to the wire it's because they thought they might save 5% on the deal by trying to be smart."

Liverpool defender Lloyd Jones extends his loan deal with League Two Cheltenham Town.

So what exactly has happened in the Premier League today? Not a lot.

No club in the English top flight has signed a player yet but there are a number of players being linked with imminent moves.

Danny Ings to Real Sociedad, Darren Fletcher to West Brom, Robert Huth to Leicester, and Juan Cuadrado to Chelsea are just some of the potential deals to keep an eye out for. This will get busy. Won't it?