William Gray: Sissoko a bullet worth dodging? Lot of money to pay for someone who's obviously not all that interested in playing for Everton?

alf: No confirmation for Luiz to Chelsea as of yet, what is going on...nervous Chelsea fan here.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

It looks like Moussa Sissoko will go to Tottenham. Everton had agreed a £30m fee, they had everything ready, a plane to fly him up, they then couldn't get hold of him to confirm the arrangements. In the meantime Daniel Levy came in at the last minute and agreed the same fee. Now Sissoko has one choice after Everton withdrew their interest.

Stand by your TV sets. The Football Focus special is on in five minutes' time. 

A forgotten man, one of Brendan Rodgers' signings at Anfield, Laza Markovic is off to Portugal to sign for Sporting. 

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The big news in Italy is that Juventus' attempt to sign Belgian international midfielder Axel Witsel from Zenit St Petersburg for £17m has failed.

The two clubs apparently agreed a fee, only for Zenit to perform a u-turn over the move.

Witsel is out of contract in June and Gazzetta dello Sport believe that the deal will be revived in January. , external

Chelsea's 48th player* out on loan this summer...

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The transfer deadline closes at 23:00 BST in England. Still time to get those deals over the line.

We are awaiting confirmation that David Luiz has joined Chelsea, and Moussa Sissoko has joined Tottenham. 

Football Focus

Who are the transfer deadline day winners and losers?

Find out when Dan Walker presents a special edition of Football Focus on BBC One from 22:45 BST.

His guests are former England midfielders Jermaine Jenas and Danny Murphy, who will look back at the transfer window and run the rule over the main talking points.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

So, with over £300m spent, 11 players signed and 14 released – albeit most of them on loan – Manchester United and City have done their business.

The final act was City loaning Jason Denayer to Sunderland for the season, the fifth international to leave the Blues today.

Between them, the Manchester clubs have broken the world transfer record – for Paul Pogba – and the British record for a defender – John Stones.

Joe Hart found a new home. Bastian Schweinsteiger did not.

Now Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho can begin plotting for an equally important D-day. Their next game, the Manchester derby, at Old Trafford on 10 September.

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger speaks to BBC Sport

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The money is bonkers. The financial gain now for players is incredible.

But I've always said it and I stick to my guns, it's a very short career. The amount of payers that don't make it, it's a very difficult game, thousands don't make it and you invest tens of thousands of hours before you earn a penny in football.

There's so much money in it for a reason, supply and demand. People demand to see the Premier League, if anyone is going to get the financial gain, surely it has to be the players, they are the ones who make it happen.

As much as possible should go back into grass roots, but the players have a long time retired after football. 

Earlier today, Trevor did a Facebook live session for Match of the Day and you can watch that by clicking here., external

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on Radio 5 live

Jack Wilshere is a brilliant singing for Bournemouth but I think Arsenal are a joke, He should have stayed, he is good enough to get in Arsenal's team, Why not just sell him? Why put him out on loan?

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs already have Victor Wanyama, Eric Dier, Mousa Dembele, Dele Alli, Christian Eriksen and Tom Carroll in the centre of midfield. So if they sign Moussa Sissoko for £30m, where will he play? Who will start, and where? 

So it looks like Moussa Sissoko is going to sign for Tottenham then...

You have 47 minutes...

George Powell: Every Deadline Day: 1pm: "Everton in advance talks with X" 11pm: "Everton target goes to Spurs/Arsenal/Chelsea etc."

This is from RMC Sport in France saying Moussa Sissoko will sign a five-year deal with Tottenham...

French journalist Mohamed Bouhafsi says that Moussa Sissoko to Spurs is done and dusted on a five-year contract.

Bournemouth

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Freelance writer Gareth Davies is the '30 Years On' author for Bournemouth's match programme.  

"The signing of Jack Wilshere is nothing short of sensational, but totally understandable as the loan deal seems to benefit all parties. If - and it's a big if - he can stay fit, Bournemouth will undoubtedly benefit from having one of English football's brightest talents in their squad, one which has been trimmed further and now looks better equipped for Premier League football with the departures of Eunan O'Kane and Rhoys Wiggins completing a busy but productive window at Dean Court."