Summary

  • January transfer window is closed

  • Liverpool fail to sign Konoplyanka from Dnipro

  • Crystal Palace sign five players, including Tom Ince

  • Berbatov signs for Monaco, Senderos joins Valencia

  • Arsenal confirm Kim Kallstrom signing, Park departs

  • Fulham Greek striker Mitroglou, Holtby and Heitinga

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance, Chris Bevan and Marc Higginson

  1. Could Kallstrom hold the key?

    Arsenal

    Swedens Kim Kallstrom, left, and Portugals Joao Moutinho challenge for the ballAP

    BBC World Service's Steve Crossman reports: In Kim Kallstrom, Arsenal are getting a player I wish had left Lyon for the Premier League nearly four years ago.

    In April 2010 his Champions League season ended at the semi-final stage after defeat to Bayern Munich.

    Along with Miralem Pjanic, who went on to star for AS Roma, he had been an important figure in the success of a Lyon side which had earlier ousted Manuel Pellegrini's Real Madrid over two legs.

    He's mobile, he can play anywhere across the midfield and he takes a mean free kick.

    I'd expect him to slot effortlessly into the Arsenal side but at 31, his best years are clearly behind him.

  2. BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter Ian Dennis

    "Liverpool were up until the early hours last night trying to arrange the transfer details, but the owner just does not want to sell. Remember, they are a few hours ahead of us in Ukraine. But Yevhen Konoplyanka is such a talented player."

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

  4. No deal for Valdes

    Barcelona keeper Victor ValdesAP

    This is not a transfer story for deadline day, more one for the summer. It's still interesting though, because rumours that Barcelona are back in talks with Victor Valdes regarding a new contract have been denied by the Spanish champions.

    The 32-year-old goalkeeper, who has spent his entire career with the club, was rumoured to have re-started negotiations about continuing his career at Camp Nou.

    But Barce, who are interested in replacing him with Borussia Monchengldbach stopper Marc-Andre ter Stegen (that's actually his name, not my bad typing), have denied there have been any further talks.

    As it stands, Valdes will leave the club at the end of the season.

  5. Join the debate at #bbcfootball

    Jorje Godson Odili: As an Arsenal fan I'm beginning to wonder whether we are not a club but a business model. We have an economist as a coach.

    TomskAleShop: Not all Liverpool fans are frustrated today. No new players are needed to finish top four this season. Keeping Suarez is our only priority.

    James Barnes: You know something is wrong with football when Southampton are loaning players to Juventus...

  6. FOUR HOURS REMAINING

    Four hours to go. 240 minutes remaining for any transfers to go through.

    Are we going to get any? The 'Done Deal' graphic has had a long rest. Mind you, Sheikh Mansour had only just bought Man City this time on Deadline Day in August 2008 and they still ended up with Robinho...

  7. Arsenal fans, you may have a new signing confirmed soon then...

  8. BBC Sport's David Ornstein

    "Kallstrom medical and terms all sorted at Arsenal - on loan to end of season. Deal being processed as we speak, confirmation to follow."

  9. Konoplyanka latest

    Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy on BBC News Channel

    "Yevhen Konoplyanka would be a terrific signing for Liverpool. I've played against him and he has great feet as well as a physical presence - he has the capability to adapt quickly. He will add creativity to that Liverpool team.

    "I'll be surprised if Tom Ince goes anywhere permanently today. He's a superb talent - his assists and goals in the Championship have been great and he's very much in demand. And he'll be a welcome addition at any of those clubs near the bottom because of his creativity."

  10. Palace latest

    Crystal Palace

    Crystal Palace confirm that Wales international defender Darcy Blake has left the club by mutual consent. Are the Eagles freeing up some wage budget for a late splash?

  11. Southampton

    "There will be no more Deadline Day news to come from Saints..."

  12. CATTERMOLE MOVE OFF

    Sunderland

    Lee CattermoleGetty Images

    Some major developments on the Lee Cattermole deal - which has been called off.

    Club captain Cattermole is going nowhere, and he'll be a Sunderland player when the window closes. Do Stoke have time to find a replacement?

  13. Craig Gardner latest

    West Brom

    BBC radio 5 live's Pat Murphy reports that West Brom are trying to sign the Sunderland midfielder Craig Gardner. If it goes through Albion would be the third Premier League club from the West Midlands that the Birmingham-born Gardner has played for, after Aston Villa and Birmingham.

    I can't imagine new West Brom boss Pepe Mel knows a huge amount about him but he's a proven midfielder.

  14. Liverpool latest

    Liverpool

    BBC Sport's Andy Swiss at Anfield: "Brendan Rodgers said in his press conference earlier on today that the transfer of Yevhen Konoplyanka is a little bit complicated. But the winger is a talented player, a Ukrainian international who played against England recently and scored a stunning goal at Wembley. And he can play on either flank, so he's very versatile.

    "Liverpool fans will want to see a player arrive - some of them are frustrated at a lack of activity in this transfer window."

  15. Osvaldo update

    Southampton

    Osvaldojuventus.com

    Southampton's purchase of Dani Osvaldo hasn't exactly gone to plan, but at least they are not losing money on the volatile Italian.

    Juventus have confirmed that the loan deal "also includes the option, to be exercised before 13 May, for the purchase of the player's full registration rights at a price of 19 million euros, to be paid over the course of three years".

    That deal would be worth £15.6m to Southampton and the reigning Serie A champions will pay his wages in full during the loan.

    That is good business, you have to say...

  16. BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter Ian Dennis

    "There haven't been any big-money deals today, though there have been loan deals aplenty. Liverpool's pursuit of Yevhen Konoplyanka could go down to the wire - the Dnipro owner is not keen to sell.

    "Lee Cattermole is a deal that could go through to Stoke, while Craig Gardner could be moving back to the Midlands at West Brom."

  17. Real or no Real

    BBC Sport's Saj Chowdhury: "Real Madrid tell the BBC that they don't expect any arrivals or departures before the transfer window shuts. The Spanish giants spent more than £130m in the summer, including a world record £85m for Gareth Bale from Tottenham."

  18. Bye bye Cabaye

    As if today hadn't been quiet enough for Newcastle fans, we can rub a bit of salt into the wounds with the news that former midfielder Yohan Cabaye has been named on the bench for new club Paris St-Germain tonight, with the French champions facing Bordeaux this evening.

    They didn't even need him...

  19. LIVE NOW

    A Sportsday Deadline Day special with Dan Walker, Ian Dennis and Danny Murphy has just started.

    Watch it live on the website, on the BBC Sport app and on the BBC News channel now.

  20. Mark Lawrenson
    BBC Sport pundit on 5 live Drive

    "Signings in January are always a gamble. Clubs don't particularly want to get rid of their good players in January, while new players will take time to settle in. For some teams in the past it has worked, but for others it's been a catalogue of doom."

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