Pogba completes £89m world-record Man Utd move
Man City buy Everton's Stones for £47.5m
Swansea accept Everton bid for captain Williams
English & Scottish League Cups tonight
That's the end of the road for Sportsday today, but fear ye not. It's not the end of the road for BBC Sport football chat today. Not at all.
Later on you can follow the Uefa Super Cup between Real Madrid and Sevilla and all the EFL Cup first round games on our live text page.
Or if Scottish football is your jam, the Betfred Cup is this way.
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Which Premier League club have had the best transfer window?
Rob Knowles: If you look past quantity and just look for quality, that one-off wow deal has to be Everton. John Stones out for £47.5m and Ashley Williams in for £12m. Unbelievable business.
Stefan Glosby: Arsenal for giving the transfer report writers a summer break. Again
Matt Undergate: Everton selling Stones for that sort of money, great business
Si George: United have. Bought an entire spine for £160m. Four players averaging at £40m apiece, and all four - jury's still slightly out on Bailly, certainly for myself - are of high quality. People will say we've done bad business with Pogba, but I don't think we have as it stands.
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Manchester United, the club that once considered Paul Pogba less of a priority than the likes of Park Ji-sung, Ashley Young and Tom Cleverley, have now smashed the world record transfer fee to bring the Frenchman back to Old Trafford.
How times have changed in just a few years. And as Pogba has made his big-money move to his former club, we take a look back at some other players who have taken a familiar walk back to their former clubs.
Image source, Getty ImagesBurton could hand Shaun Barker a contract more than four years after his last game - but only if he can prove his fitness.
The 33-year-old, who captained Derby under current Brewers boss Nigel Clough, has not played a competitive game since dislocating his knee and rupturing ligaments in March 2012.
He is set to start training with the Championship new boys after undergoing minor knee surgery.
"If we have room budget-wise and he is OK, then it is a no-brainer for us," Clough said.
Image source, EmpicsThis game - against Nottingham Forest in March 2012 - was the last time Shaun Barker (l) played a competitive match
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Which Premier League club have had the best transfer window?
Harvey Mcane: Chelsea for stealing Kante for only £32m. Closely followed by Everton for scamming City then buying quality for only £12m. Worst business... United for buying back their own talent for 89m.
Rob Needham: Chelsea. Kante's the signing of the summer, Michy's a future superstar and once we sign a top defender, we'll be hard to break down again
Ghanaian midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong has joined the second Arsenal of his career.
The 24-year-old former Gunners player has signed a two-year deal with newly promoted Russian Premier League club Arsenal Tula.
He left divisional rivals Ufa by mutual consent in April.
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Which Premier League club have had the best transfer window?
Barry Kane: Spurs without doubt. Not selling anyone to Madrid (So far) is the best business.
Mike Kebby: Clearly Spurs have had the best transfer window. I mean we've brought in loads of stars...oh, no, wait. Dreaming again.
Billy Stanbridge: United are buying a load of random individuals, all world class, but City are planning long term to gel their players together.
Hearts winger Jamie Walker is facing a two-match ban on a simulation charge following the penalty the winger was awarded and converted against Celtic.
Walker has until Wednesday at 15:00 BST to respond, with a possible hearing date set for Thursday.
Celtic captain Scott Brown called Walker "a cheat" after Sunday's match, which Celtic won 2-1, at Tynecastle.
Visiting manager Brendan Rodgers said that referee John Beaton had admitted he made a mistake with the penalty.
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson said on Tuesday morning that he was disappointed by Brown's "cheat" comment.
Watch the dive, sorry, the incident, here.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSevilla coach Jorge Sampaoli takes charge of his first game as manager of a European club tonight.
The 56-year-old has managed seven South American clubs and Chile, before replacing Unai Emery at Sevilla.
The Europa League winners face Real Madrid tonight in the Uefa Super Cup in Norway.
"I'm really pleased to be here and to be involved in this final. Our new style needs some time to settle in. The most important thing is that the players believe in it."
Image source, Getty ImagesReal Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane is not concerned by the absence of key players for tonight's Uefa Super Cup with La Liga rivals Sevilla in Norway.
Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo, Pepe and Toni Kroos were all left at home following runs to the Euro 2016 semis or final.
"I'm not worried by the players that aren't available," Zidane said. "They've been at the European Championship and then have had their holidays, that's to be expected.
"I would have liked to have everyone with us, but it's for the best that Kroos and Bale stay back and train in Madrid, because they've only just reported back.
"Cristiano and Pepe are getting better and they'll be back on 10 August."
Image source, Getty ImagesWe asked you earlier who the last five players (before Paul Pogba) were to break the world record for transfer fees since 2000.
The answer... Hernan Crespo, Luis Figo, Zinedine Zidane, Kaka, Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale. The last five of those were all Real Madrid.
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Image source, #bbcsportsdaySwansea City's club-record signing of Atletico Madrid striker Borja Baston is "imminent" according to head coach Francesco Guidolin.
The 23-year-old scored 18 La Liga goals on loan at Eibar last season and is expected to cost £15m after his medical tomorrow.
"I was happy with the squad before but I am more happy now because, with Fernando Llorente and Borja Baston, I think we have signed two good players, two very important players," said Guidolin.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBorja scored Eibar's first ever goal against Barcelona in October, but his side lost 3-1
Image source, APDavide Rebellin (cycling) - Italian rider who won an unprecedented treble of the Amstel Gold Race, La Fleche Wallonne and the Liege-Bastogne-Liege in 2004 but failed a drug test at the 2008 Olympics, born 1971.
Roy Hodgson (football) - Former England, Liverpool and West Bromwich Albion manager, born 1947.
Tyson Gay (athletics) - American sprinter, a former world champion in 100m and 200m. Tested positive for a banned substance in May 2013 and subsequently accepted a one-year ban, born 1982.
Willian (football) - Brazilian midfielder who signed for Chelsea in 2013, born 1988.
There are five Scottish League Cup second round games tonight. Previews of those are here.
Alloa Athletic v Inverness Caledonian Thistle - 19:30
Dundee United v Partick Thistle - 19:45
Hamilton Academical v Morton - 19:45
Hibernian v Queen of the South - 19:45
Rangers v Peterhead - 19:45
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Which Premier League club have had the best transfer window?
Connor Reece Ward: I definitely think Boro have done the best business! They look like a team that won't go straight back down, and getting Negredo was a steal!
Sam Devine: I'm sorry but clearly it was United of the big teams. Of the smaller teams, I would say Boro and also West Ham did well as a team with not as much money as the big teams.
It's the EFL Cup first round tonight (that's the new name for the League Cup). Get previews of each game here.
Accrington Stanley v Bradford City - 19:45
Barnsley v Northampton Town - 19:45
Birmingham City v Oxford United - 19:45
Blackpool v Bolton Wanderers - 19:45
Brighton and Hove Albion v Colchester United - 19:45
Cambridge United v Sheffield Wednesday - 19:45
Carlisle United v Port Vale - 19:45
Cheltenham Town v Charlton Athletic - 19:45
Coventry City v Portsmouth - 19:45
Derby County v Grimsby Town - 19:45
Doncaster Rovers v Nottingham Forest - 19:45
Exeter City v Brentford - 19:45
Ipswich Town v Stevenage - 19:45
Leyton Orient v Fulham - 19:45
Mansfield Town v Blackburn Rovers - 19:45
Newport County v MK Dons - 19:45
Oldham Athletic v Wigan Athletic - 19:45
Peterborough United v AFC Wimbledon - 19:45
Preston North End v Hartlepool United - 19:45
Rochdale v Chesterfield - 19:45
Rotherham United v Morecambe - 19:45
Scunthorpe United v Notts County - 19:45
Sheffield United v Crewe Alexandra - 19:45
Shrewsbury Town v Huddersfield Town - 19:45
Southend United v Gillingham - 19:45
Walsall v Yeovil Town - 19:45
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Crawley Town - 19:45
Wycombe Wanderers v Bristol City - 19:45
Barnet v Millwall - 20:00
Reading v Plymouth Argyle - 20:00
Burnley have issued sanctions against 12 people following a minor pitch invasion against Preston on 22 April.
The sanctions range from stadium bans to acceptable behaviour agreements.
"There are still several fans who ran onto the pitch, but have not been identified. Club officials will continue to use CCTV to identify these supporters in the coming weeks," the club, now in the Premier League, added.
"In order to prevent the club from being in jeopardy of receiving a heavy fine from the FA, fans are again respectfully requested to stay within the seating area at Turf Moor and when visiting other clubs."
