Swansea City

Jim White, www.SCFC2.co.uk: "Whilst Huw Jenkins might surprise us all in the last couple of hours of the transfer window, I think it’s more likely to see players leave the Liberty Stadium than new ones coming in.

"This will frustrate many Swans who feel the new American owners aren’t putting their money where they said they would. 

"After two league defeats, fans wanted to see an experienced defender come in as well as a ‘magic’ midfielder or winger come in but I think they will be disappointed. 

"Enner Valencia from West Ham was mooted but I don’t think that will happen for a few different reasons. We have to hope we have enough in the squad already to get us through to January."

Jimmy 'JDawg' Dawson: Merseyside clubs just love us, 35 for Carroll, 30 for Sissoko, I'll take that thank you very much.

Adam Stubbings:This Deadline Day has been way more interesting and exciting than the last half dozen, not sure what people want. 

IAmJasonBull: Spurs need depth in the squad, for that reason Sissoko could work for us, but at 30 million!?!?

Karl ToOnZ: Spurs don't need Sissoko. Especially at that price! Everton wouldn't be wise to spend that kind of cash. Rather get Wilshere! 

Experienced full-back Alvaro Arbeloa has signed up for West Ham. The 33-year-old has spent seven years at Real Madrid, and was at Liverpool before that. 

Anyone fancy signing a veteran left-winger? The former Deputy Prime Minister fancies sticking his boots on. His hometown club Hull are desperate for players...

A lot of people have been saying this. Was Moussa Sissoko really that good during the Euros? He ran up and down a lot. 

He scored once last season for Newastle. Where would he play for Everton or Spurs? On the right? Left? Through the middle?

Is he considerably better than their current options?

Chris Black: Depends if it's the Sissoko that played with Newcastle for 2 seasons or the 1 that played some games for France this summer.

The Newcastle Chronicle's chief sports writer brings us this incredible stat.

Newcastle have signed 12 players and sold Georginio Wijnaldum for £25m and looking like they will sell Moussa Sissoko for £30m.

Hull City may be one of the clubs still to do plenty of business tonight. They need numbers. 

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Looks like Hull boss Mike Phelan is raiding his old club to bolster his ranks at the KCOM Stadium.

After making former Manchester United striker Will Keane one of his three signings yesterday, midfielder James Weir is set to be his first today.

And it looks like the 21-year-old will follow Keane’s lead in leaving Old Trafford on a permanent basis.

Helles Mammut: Compared to last year's last second David De Gea drama today's #TransferDeadlineDay feels a bit flat and uninspired.

Flat? Uninspired? David Luiz back to Chelsea, Jack Wilshere to Bournemouth, Everton and Spurs haggling over Moussa Sissoko - this deadline day has plenty of drama.

There are worse places to head off to. Mario Balotelli has finally left Liverpool. It was not a successful experiment. 

Do Everton or Tottenham need Moussa Sissoko more?Do either really need him at all?

Let us know our thoughts, we're on #bbcfootball. 

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

Moussa Sissoko is turning into a saga. Newcastle have formally accepted an offer from Everton but no terms have been agreed with the player and Spurs are still interested.

It may come down to where the player prefers, Goodison Park or White Hart Lane. This is not finished with yet.

Image source, Getty Images

With two-and-a-half hours left in the transfer window, here's what is currently bubbling away out there.

Moussa Sissoko - From Newcastle to Everton. Or Tottenham.

Jack Wilshere - From Arsenal to Bournemouth.

Mario Balotelli - Leaving Liverpool.

Islam Slimani - To Leicester.

Enner Valencia - Leaving West Ham?

Speaking of keepers, Liverpool have already addressed the goalkeeper position this summer of course with the acquisition of Loris Karius. 

The stopper broke his hand before the season started though and has today tweeted from his hospital bed following surgery.

It is thought Karius will be available again sometime in September.

Sunderland goalkeeper Vito Mannone had been expected to be out for at least three months after tearing elbow ligaments, but his prognosis looks better now...

Re: 20:11..

Philnorton: Also can I just confirm that I only have one kid. Shouldn't have been plural.....just in case the wife is reading this.... 

Amended!