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When Klopp met Kagawa. Words simply cannot do this great photo justice.

Shinji Kagawa took part in his first training session today since re-signing for Borussia Dortmund from Manchester United.

Great smiles on show. If I could have one manager in the Premier League it would be this man.

In the words of the great Barry Davies - "Look at his face! Just look at his face...!"

Stoke City

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He did a solid job on loan at Stoke last season and it looks like Liverpool winger Oussama Assaidi is on his way back down the M6 to the Britannia.

Liverpool will receive a £1m loan fee for the winger. Good business all round?

Pulses are racing and the fax machines are going into overdrive as the Bundesliga enters the final 30 minutes of its transfer window. Lewis Holtby is the big move from a domestic point of view, with the Tottenham man having a medical at Hamburg. Will all the formalities be completed in time?

Tick, tock...

Man Utd

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BBC Sport's Simon Stone:, external Few alterations needed to this tomorrow. Radamel Falcao going to be late one. Daley Blind just needs paperwork completing.

Man City

Palermo, Olympiacos and Fiorentina are all looking to take out-of-favour Manchester City striker John Guidetti, who spent part of last season on loan at Stoke City.

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City are also keen to offload Scott Sinclair, with Stoke interested.

Alex from Wallasey via text: Everton in urgent need of a centre back after conceding 10 goals in three games. Even more worrying that we aren't showing any signs of movement. Hopefully Roberto Martínez will have it sorted come 23:00 BST.

Mark from London via text: While I'm very frustrated that Arsenal are not pursuing a proven centre-forward, I wonder how many Arsenal fans would be declaring we'd fixed our striking problem if we had signed Alexis today rather than a few weeks ago?

Philip from Belfast via text: Would Falcao's loan have anything to do with Fifa fair play rule? Does a loan deal get around having to pay for him and break the rule?

Cardiff City

BBC Wales Sport:, external Gabon defender Bruno Ecuele Manga is having his Cardiff medical this afternoon ahead of a £5m move from French club Lorient.

Just to update you all on Nathaniel Chalobah's loan move to Burnley. There was some confusion over whether he had signed on at Turf Moor until January or the end of the season. Both clubs have now decided that he will stay with Sean Dyche's side until January for now...

BBC North West reporter Richard Askam:, external Blackburn still active in trying to bring in a player or two. No enquiries for Jordan Rhodes.

Alistair Smalley:, external Falcao is a fantastic loan signing but United could have done with Chalobah in the midfield if they've no one else lined up.

Graeme Roberts:, external Hoping there's some truth in the rumours of a double swap deal involving Anderson and Cleverley for Paul and Barry Chuckle.

Franklin Lau:, external Can anyone wake Wenger up? We need to do something! Today!

Crystal Palace look set to spend £7m on midfielder James McArthur then, while Hull have splashed £9m on a striker. Spending is going through the roof.

But are your club being left behind? Should Arsene Wenger sign a forward?

I'll reword that - why hasn't Arsene Wenger signed a striker? You can vent your spleen to us, or celebrate your new big money men.

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Former Wigan and Burnley manager Owen Coyle

"James McArthur was with me when I was Wigan manager - he's a terrific player. Everybody craves players with ability. He's a unbelievable man - great lad and a model professional. He lives the right way. He's got bags and bags of energy. Wigan will be delighted with the fee [£7m - deal yet to be completed] and Crystal Palace will be delighted with a proven Premier League player."

Hull City

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Hull needed a new striker to replace Shane Long - and they've got him in Uruguayan hitman Abel Hernandez. Will he adapt to the Premier League? The Tigers will hope so.

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BBC World Service's Stephen Fottrell: "Remember Chelsea's French winger Florent Malouda? The BBC's Turkish service have been following his movements since he left Turkish Super League club Trabzonspor at the weekend, after reportedly falling out with the club's coach, former Algeria manager Vahid Halilhodzic.

"The former Blues player, 34, tweeted his goodbyes to Turkish fans on Saturday, external and is currently a free agent. He is now being linked with a move to newly promoted French Ligue 1 side Metz, having been tipped for a Premier League return with Leicester City earlier in the summer."

Leaving Manchester United could be Danny Welbeck - but where will he end up? Tottenham are interested.

Spurs are also expected to be busy the other way, as Sandro discusses a move to QPR and Lewis Holtby edges toward a move back to Germany.

As we enter the last seven hours of the window there's still plenty to look forward to.

Top of the list is Radamel Falcao's loan move to Manchester United. If that goes through it could be one of the deals of the summer. What Monaco are playing at allowing a £50m striker to leave on loan is anyone's guess, but United fans must be thrilled at the prospect of that strikeforce at Old Trafford.

The defence may be another matter - but Daley Blind is due in from Ajax too.

Former Wigan and Burnley manager Owen Coyle

"Burnley manager Sean Dyche has done a marvellous job at Turf Moor. The problem he will have is that he'll be looking to bring in quality, but maybe won't be able to pay the salaries. They've brought in forward George Boyd from Hull for £3m - that's their eighth signing this summer.

"The price tag probably fits into their budget - they want to look after the club for the long term. The Clarets will be looking for a bit of balance, unlike some Premier League clubs who might be paying over the odds."

Thanks very much Gaz. Hopefully it's all about to go off...

A big move for Hull then. Abel Hernandez is their club record signing, eclipsing the £8m they spent on Jake Livermore.

You can watch the Uruguayan score a hat-trick at the 2013 Confederations Cup here. As long as the Premier League defend like Tahiti they'll be sound...

And with that Hull City signing I shall hand you over to Tom Rostance. There's no safer pair of hands to guide you through these the remaining, potentially manic, seven hours of the transfer window.

Hull City complete the club record signing of Uruguay striker Abel Hernandez from Serie A side Palermo.

Hernandez, 24, who played at this summer's World Cup in Brazil, has signed a three-year deal with a club option of a fourth year.

"Abel is a fantastic signing and highlights just how far the club has come in such a short space of time," says manager Steve Bruce.

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