Chelsea re-sign David Luiz
Bournemouth sign Jack Wilshere on season-long loan
Tottenham sign Moussa Sissoko for £30m
Torino sign England keeper Hart on season-long loan
Sunderland sign £13.6m Lorient midfielder Didier Ndong
Stoke sign Wilfried Bony and Bruno Martins Indi
Man City also loan out Nasri to Sevilla and Mangala to Valencia
Spurs sign Nkoudou
Leicester sign club-record Slimani
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Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on Radio 5 live
Is Moussa Sissoko going to Everton? It shows how important Ronald Koeman is to Everton. They have no real recent Champions League history.They have not spent fortunes, the city is not the same draw as London, he is massively important in what Everton are trying to do. Everything else would draw you to Tottenham.
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Stephanie Wright: I just feel sorry for the footballers currently undergoing medicals... #NoBakeOffForThem.
They can always catch in on the BBC iPlayer.
This is why he is in demand...
Liverpool
Image source, Rex FeaturesNever mind languishing on the bench, Liverpool's Mamadou Sakho is going to be stuck in the Anfield stands for the rest of the season, according to the Daily Mirror, external after he turned down moves to West Brom, Stoke and Besiktas.
They report that Reds boss Jurgen Kloop is "deeply frustrated" by the defender's refusal to move on and prove himself elsewhere after a series of indiscretions. He is now sixth-choice centre-back behind Dejan Lovren, Joel Matip, Ragnar Klavan, Joe Gomez and Lucas Leiva.
Albion land Nyom
A breaking story for you - as West Brom land Watford right-back Allan Nyom.
Moussa Sissoko for £30m? You wouldn't have picked that a few weeks ago. Footballers are appreciating in value like flats in Westminster at the moment.
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer on Radio 5 live
I have had information Moussa Sissoko is heading to Everton rather than Tottenham.
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Phil Norton: I put the kid to bed at 4pm and had tea early as I was expecting it to get busy right about now.
Stick with us Phil, three hours to go and some big moves are still to be announced.
Bastian Schweinsteiger is available for transfer - but we're not telling you that he has moved.
We're telling you the Manchester United outcast has been an emotional, teary, lip-quivering wreck tonight.
Nope, he hasn't been told by Jose Mourinho that he prefers Morgan Schneiderlin. It's because he was given an emotional send-off ahead of his final appearance for Germany.
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Image source, Getty ImagesPhil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Liverpool and Nice are currently completing the paperwork on Mario Balotelli's move away from Anfield.
It is a permanent move on a free transfer for the 26-year-old who signed for Liverpool from AC Milan in a £16m deal in August 2014 but scored only four goals in 28 appearances.
Mark Clemmit
BBC Sport on Radio 5 live
There has been £200m spent in the EFL and £120m has gone to three clubs relegated out of Premier League last season; Newcastle, Aston Villa and Norwich - who all get a parachute payment this time round.
Aston Villa £59.1m
Newcastle £57m
Norwich £10.5m
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Liverpool
Image source, rexAccording to the Liverpool Echo reporter James Pearce, Mario Balotelli's Liverpool career is over.
He claims that the 26-year-old striker has completed a free transfer to Ligue 1 side Nice.
Never a good sign when the most recent photo of a footballer on an agency's books is him in a leather gilet rather than a club shirt.
It's all gone a bit quiet hasn't it? Probably time to cook your dinner or put the kids to bed.
I'll tell you what we really need - someone to sign a £30m defender who they flogged for £50m a couple of years ago.