BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter Ian Dennis

Speaking on 5 live Drive: "Despite all the hype, there have not been many major-money deals, especially after City decided against signing that Porto pair. Liverpool are still waiting on the Yevhen Konoplyanka signing, while Fulham's capture of Kostas Mitroglou remains the biggest deal of the day so far."

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If you're just popping out of the office, checking your phone on the way home or catching up while you cook the kids dinner - what are the day's big signings?

Chelsea have completed a £12m move for 19-year-old St Etienne centre-back Kurt Zouma - but he will stay there on loan for the rest of the season.

Fulham have signed Greece striker Konstantinos Mitroglou from Olympiakos for about £11m, while Dimitar Berbatov could join Monaco.

Cardiff have completed the signing of Manchester United winger Wilfried Zaha on loan until the end of the season.

Fulham have signed Tottenham midfielder Lewis Holtby on loan for the rest of the season.

Wolves manager Kenny Jackett has already got rid of Kevin Doyle and Wayne Hennessey today, and Leigh Griffiths could also be off, but that hasn't stopped him from sending out another first-teamer on loan.

Striker Bjorn Sigurdarson has joined Norwegian side Molde on loan for a year, with Jackett saying: "He feels that the football will suit him better than in England and in particular League One."

Whatever can he mean?

Into the last 360 minutes of the transfer window then. Six more hours to get those deals over the line.

Are we in for a quiet evening? Can I take a dinner break later on?

Or are we in for a manic few hours of crazy deals? I hope so...

Almost a gasp of shock there as I thought that Charlie Adam had departed the Premier League for the Conference, but it turns out I misheard, in fact midfielder Charlee Adams has joined Lincoln City on a youth loan from Birmingham City.

Gareth Thomas:, external What's going on at Goodison? Surely they need bodies with the injury list they have?

Toby Gwynne:, external QPR want to sign five more players - does Harry know you're only allowed to field 11!?

Tony Brown:, external Kallstrom has one umlaut over Ozil. A clear mark of a better player.

As we tick on closer and closer to that 23:00 GMT deadline, five Premier League clubs are still yet to make any signings ay all this month.

Tottenham, Southampton, Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal are all still as they were at Christmas. We expect at least one of those clubs to enter the market - maybe more.

Who do you think will be landing?

Chelsea were initially handed a Fifa transfer ban when they signed Gael Kakuta a few years back. About 18 months ago I almost ended up playing with him in a 5-a-side game in Manchester and now he could be on his way to Lazio. A crazy few years for the lad.

BBC Sport Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty

on 5 live Drive: "Manuel Pellegrini hinted earlier today that there may be some business, potentially the biggest deals of the day, at Manchester City. But it appears now that price tags are prohibitive and City don't feel any urgency to sign players and they don't need to add to their squad. So I suspect business is done for the day at City."

Listen to transfer deadline day latest on BBC Radio 5 live right now.

BBC World Service Sport's Steve Crossman: "The European transfer deadline day tapestry is once again weaving its way into England.

"Reports in Italy suggest that Chelsea's Gael Kakuta could replace Inter Milan bound attacking midfielder Hernanes at Lazio.

"Chelsea fought so hard to get him in 2009 - I can't see them trying quite so hard to keep him now."

Manchester City pulling out of the market has left a bit of a hole in my evening's plans, I don't know about you lot. But never say never - there's still time for a change of heart at Eastlands and a monster move to blow us all out of the water.

Arsenal remain in talks with Kim Kallstrom, who is set to land on loan, while we are still waiting for transfers of the likes of Yevhen Konoplyanka, Dani Osvaldo, Lee Cattermole, Dimitar Berbatov, Scott Dann and Thomas Ince to go through/fall away...

Walt:, external Is Kallstrom still having that medical? How long does it take to breathe in and out three times and cough?

Dominic O'Caollai:, external Pablo Armero is a great signing for West Ham. Fantastic left foot and will cover every blade of grass up the wing!

David Stanhope:, external Moyes' early statement is like telling a child on Christmas Eve that Santa doesn't exist - he's ruined Deadline Day!

Frimpong. In Barnsley.

That is a reality TV Show waiting to happen.

Barnsley have signed Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong for an undisclosed fee on a deal until the end of the season.

Arsenal forward Lukas Podolski posts on Instagram:, external Frimmy, all the best for your future. It is good to know you. It was a great time bro! Good luck in Barnsley, you'll smash it there! Love you.

Aw...

We are warming up. and here's a deal from the Championship for you. Watford have signed QPR midfielder Samba Diakite on loan for the remainder of the season.

Man City

Big news for City fans - There will be NO furthers ins or outs from the club today.

No progress has been made with interest in Porto pair Eliaquim Mangala and Fernando. Porto's asking price was understood to be prohibitive at well in excess of £40m and the deals may be revisited in the summer.

As you were then City fans...

BBC World Service Sport's Steve Crossman: West Ham were linked with Micah Richards earlier in the window but is seems they've settled for another right back who probably could have been a sprinter.

Pablo Armero has completed his move from Napoli to West Ham, the Italian club have confirmed.

He plays at left back and the deal is a loan deal until the end of the season.

Swansea City

BBC Wales report that Swansea boss Michael Laudrup says Neil Taylor will only make a transfer deadline day exit from the club if he manages to sign a replacement.

The 24-year-old Welsh international full-back has struggled to hold down a regular place in Laudrup's side since returning from injury, due to the emergence of Ben Davies. The Swans have rejected a bid from Fulham for him previously.

"We will only sell him if we can get a replacement," said Laudrup.

Taylor is currently in Swansea with his wife, who is due to give birth to their second child.

His agent says West Ham have made an enquiry about Taylor and Fulham are believed to have made a second bid.

Meanwhile, Swansea have signed Falkirk midfielder Jay Fulton on a two-and-a-half year deal for an undisclosed fee.

Some reaction from you to the news that Fulham have signed Greece striker Konstantinos Mitroglou from Olympiakos for about £11m:

Sean Potter:, external Good bit of business for Fulham - he's a good player.

Master Dave:, external That's good business. I wonder what Arsenal fans might be thinking of losing out on a hitman like Mitroglou?

Glen Perry:, external He must be a footballer, he's inked up to the neck!

Reports are circling that the alleged private jet that was possibly heading to Manchester airport, which may or may not have been carrying Porto players Fernando and Eliaquim Mangala, is not now due to land.

Does that mean the deal is off? Was it ever on?