Tottenham

He's had a good start to the season and Tottenham's Erik Lamela has now been drafted into Argentina's squad for the friendly against Germany on Wednesday.

Barcelona star Lionel Messi leads a star-studded list of players who will miss the match in Dusseldorf, forcing new coach Gerardo Martino to bring in reinforcements for the match.

It's been a busy day so far but we are now entering the business end of proceedings.

Here's what's bubbling away in the transfer cooker:

Radamel Falcao has agreed a loan move to Manchester United. That means that Danny Welbeck could be on his way out, possibly to Tottenham.

Spurs in turn are having a clearout, with Sandro set to kung-fu his way to QPR and Aaron Lennon interesting Stoke.

James McArthur is close to a £7m switch to Crystal Palace, while Hull are in for West Ham's Mo Diame.

Micah Richards is leaving Manchester City for Fiorentina, while striker Alvaro Negredo could also be leaving City, with Valencia interested.

Norwich City

AFC Bournemouth have now completed the signing of Norwich midfielder Andrew Surman on a three-year-deal.

For a full list of confirmed transfers throughout the day, visit our dedicated page on the BBC Sport website.

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What have you been drinking Dhrumzi?

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Dhrumzi in London via text: Would be delighted with Pogba, Cavani and Thierry Henry at Arsenal but a dream is a dream. I wonder where Wenger's poker game will really lead us.

Kieran in Huddersfield via text: As a Huddersfield Town fan it is killing me watching all the other Championship teams signing players left, right and centre. Please Dean Hoyle, put your hand in your pocket!

Remy in Portsmouth via text: Reckon Falcao will line up top with Van Persie, with Di Maria behind. Rooney into centre midfield anyone?

While we're in the Championship, my colleague Andy Cryer tells me that Blackburn are closing in on signing Middlesbrough goalkeeper Jason Steele on loan until the end of the season. Could be a busy night at Ewood Park yet as boss Gary Bowyer looks to add further to his squad.

How many Leeds fans could actually name their starting XI any more? Talk about all change at Elland Road. No manager as well, don't forget. But plenty of transfer business going on...

Leeds United have signed Paraguay forward Brian Montenegro on a season-long loan from Paraguay side Nacional Asuncion.

He becomes the club's 15th signing of the summer and third since Saturday.

For a full list of confirmed transfers throughout the day, visit our dedicated page on the BBC Sport website.

As we count down towards the deadline we're going to be pitting some of the summer's transfers against each other in our Top Trumps-style votes.

First up was Mario Balotelli against Romelu Lukaku, with Balotelli coming out on top.

Next up Balotelli will face Diego Costa from 18:00 BST.

Italian Serie A

BBC World Service's Steve Crossman: "Italy international Alessio Cerci may well be able to tell us all if any other big moves will happen before the deadline.

"The striker who has signed for Atletico Madrid made a startling revelation about his ability to travel in time in an open letter to fans of the club that he has left, Torino.

"I thought up many theories in my head and in my heart I went back in time to when I first started kicking the ball at the age of seven. I remembered all the sacrifices and difficulties I went through in my career, the dreams I had as a child."

"Anyone who does this for a living wants to play for a big team, take on the best in the world and run on the most famous and prestigious pitches."

"You can't coach that."

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Know much about Tottenham new man Benjamin Stambouli? Thought not. The 24-year-old came through the youth system at Monpellier, making his debut in 2010.

He has made over 100 appearances for the French club, playing 37 out of 38 games last season. The defensive midfielder arrives as Lewis Holtby leaves Spurs for Hamburg, while Sandro looks set for a move to QPR.

The deals are flying in now. Tranmere Rovers have signed Rochdale striker George Donnelly for an undisclosed fee.

Fulham

Ian Dennis reports that Fulham winger Alex Kacaniklic will join Copenhagen on loan until the new year, while the Cottagers are in talks with Bolton striker Jermaine Beckford.

Deadly for Leeds - can Beckford find his touch on the Thames?

Arsenal

Adam in Highbury via text: Arsenal season ticket for sale: terrible vision, can only see centre of the pitch, grass not as green as it used to be... All offers considered.

Now, now Adam. There's still another five and a half hours to go for Arsene Wenger to rush through a signing. You never know!

Some news from League One, where Colchester have named Tony Humes as their new manager. You know - Humesy.

He was their head of youth and has the task of steering the club away from the foot of the table.

Tottenham

Tottenham complete the transfer of Benjamin Stambouli from Montpellier.

For a full list of confirmed transfers throughout the day, visit our dedicated page on the BBC Sport website.

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Hull City

Hull have smashed their transfer record with the signing of Abel Hernandez but they are hoping to do at least two more deals before the deadline. One is West Ham midfielder Mo Diame. Another midfielder also on the cards, apparently.

Graeme Hunt:, external Fabio Borini to QPR? What the heck are Sunderland doing? If that goes through it says a lot about the people running the club.

Freddie Drapkin:, external Arsenal fans deadline day - 07:00 - hope; 09:00- frustration; 14:00 - anger; 16:00 - acceptance; 20:00 - false hope; 23:00 - depression; May 2015 - fourth in the table.

Ryan Judson:, external Very sad to see Lewis Holtby leaving Spurs, a great talent who we've failed to utilise properly.

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"Here's the deal Javier Hernandez. You can come in, you won't play much but when you do you'll basically need to hang around in the box and wait for Gareth Bale, James Rodriguez, Isco, Luka Modric and Cristiano Ronaldo to put some crosses on your head.

"How does that sound?"

It's hotting up. Tea-time deals hitting the fax machines left, right and centre.

Who are you looking forward to seeing in action? Who are you sorry to see go?

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