Tottenham

Tottenham have agreed to sign MK Dons midfielder Dele Alli on a five-and-a-half-year contract for a fee in the region of £5m plus add-ons.

Ali will be loaned back to the League One side until the end of the season. What a move for the 18-year-old.

Kim in Southampton: Not a surprise to Saints fans, Ryan Bertrand stated he wanted a permanent move earlier in the season. Excellent news. Can I go to bed now?

Not yet, Kim. We still think there's one or two more deals to be confirmed in the Premier League within the next hour or two.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder

"It is good business all round from Spurs, the lad Harry Kane deserves his new contract. Liverpool do that a lot, when a player is performing well, they reward them. He is so prolific now and a joy to watch.

"Kane used to be hard working in training, grabbing a bag of balls when it finished and finding a goalkeeper to take shots on goal whenever everyone had left."

Hull City

Hull say that a deal sheet has been submitted for a late move. "Did we make it in on time? Currently awaiting confirmation" they say...

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

"Hull City are still confident of signing Dame N'Doye from Lokomotiv Moscow. It is a work permit issue. Manager Steve Bruce is in France trying to sort it out."

Former England midfielder Danny Murphy
BBC Sport

"Callum McManaman is a creative, quick, talented young lad who is going to get better. He's good value for West Brom, not too expensive. He's a bit different to what they have got. West Brom are struggling a little bit in creative areas so he will add some energy and give them a lift."

Is Leon Clarke the man to keep Wigan up?

Phil Neville
BBC Sport

"When you try and recruit a player, you look at every facet. Gabriel looks like someone who ca read the game and has great potential for Arsenal."

Wigan Athletic have signed striker Leon Clarke from fellow Championship side Wolves on loan until the end of the season.

From Andrew in St Andrews: Re 22:24: I do believe that when Keith Hill is referring to the number 9/11 position, this would be what Football Manager would call a Wide Target Man - a target man with a bit of flair. Think maybe of a tall Jesus Navas or a slightly quicker Peter Crouch. In real-life/FM (same thing really) an example would be Hearts' Callum Paterson.

Ryan Bertrand won the Champions League with Chelsea a few years ago, Ronald Koeman has built a formidable squad hasn't he this year?

Southampton

A bit of a surprise this one, as Southampton complete the permanent signing of left-back Ryan Bertrand from Chelsea after his successful loan spell.

Manchester United youngster Jesse Lingard has joined Derby County on loan for the remainder of the season.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder

"Everton was the better choice than Hull for Aaron Lennon. Hull are in the relegation fight and Everton will get a lift from his signing. Aaron will get the game time he needs so it is good business for both player and club."

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BONG!

That's it. The January transfer window is officially closed.

No more deals to be done. Except for the 10 or 15 that will come through in the next few hours anyway...

Phil Neville
BBC Sport

"Darren Fletcher has missed so much football for Manchester United because of his illness, he wants to just play football now. He will give great experience and leadership to West Brom."

Former England midfielder Danny Murphy
BBC Sport

"What Chelsea get by signing Juan Cuadrado is a real competition for places. The players Chelsea have signed have improved them - none of them have been big risks."

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

"With the deadline minutes away, a draft sheet can buy clubs an extension, then we get the drip of deals after the 23:00 GMT deadline. West Brom manager Tony Pulis is hopeful of adding West Ham striker Carlton Cole, Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher and Norwich full-back Martin Olsson."

Into the final five minutes of the transfer window. Clubs can get an extension as long as they have submitted a 'draft sheet'.

I know. It's ridiculous isn't it...

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder

"One of the reasons why Jose Mourinho let Andre Schurrle go is because he couldn't be trusted. He needs players in their positions doing their jobs. Schurrle could only go forward and score goals."