As you'd expect, we will be covering every bit of transfer deadline day, across every platform. If you want to know how you can follow all the deals and which ground Peter Odemwingie will be hanging around outside, have a look at our guide.

Whether it be online, on the radio, on television or on the BBC Sport app, you can follow everything that happens with us.

A few more stories from today's newspapers...

Daily Mirror:, external West Ham defender Winston Reid, 26, is set to head to Spurs on a lucrative free transfer in the summer after turning down several contract offers at Upton Park.

Daily Mail:, external Southampton are hoping to finalise a £5m deal for Feyenoord midfielder Tonny Vilhena, 20.

Manchester Evening News:, external Darren Fletcher could still leave Manchester United before the transfer deadline, with West Brom ready to resurrect their interest in the 31-year-old midfielder.

Daily Express:, external Manchester United are planning deadline-day moves for Wolfsburg's former Chelsea forward Kevin De Bruyne, 23, and Borussia Dortmund defender Mats Hummels, 26.

Daily Star:, external Manchester City defender Micah Richards, 26, is set to ignore interest from Chelsea and Liverpool and join Italian giants Inter Milan for a reunion with former City manager Roberto Mancini.

Manchester Evening News: Everton want to arrange a loan deal for Manchester United's Belgium international winger Adnan Januzaj, 19, who has struggled to establish himself under Louis van Gaal.

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Stoke City manager Mark Hughes wants to sign Tottenham striker Emmanuel Adebayor before the deadline, according to Monday's Daily Mirror., external Hughes managed Adebayor, 30, when he was boss at Manchester City. The Potters are looking to strengthen their squad after losing Bojan Krkic for the rest of the season with a cruciate knee ligament injury.

A good place to start is what is making the news in today's newspapers. Although it has to be noted, there are a remarkable lack of transfer stories making the back pages. A sign of things to come? Or have clubs just kept their business quiet? Time will tell.

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Good morning, for the next 16 hours we will be taking you through every cough, spit and splutter of the last day of the January sales.

If you haven't managed to book the day off, why not try a bit of split screen action on your desktops at work, perhaps fire up your tablets and let us keep you company.

There will be gossip, there will be disappointment, there will be joy and, most of all, we know there will be drama. Bring it on.

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It fills some with excitement, others have more of a sense of dread while the majority are nervous about what the next 16 hours have in store for them.

The have nots glance enviously at the haves while we all pretend to tut in disapproval about the hype and chaos that is about to ensue.

Yes, welcome to the roller coaster of emotions that is transfer deadline day.

Ready? Good, here we go.