Ollie P in Stourbridge: It won't happen, because too much money, but I've thought for a long time, a lot of WBA's problems would be sorted by Jordan Rhodes and Nathan Redmond. Pace down the flanks, and a solid poacher who knows where the goal is... It's nice to dream, isn't it?

Mark from Burnley: Just seen Jack Collison arriving at Burnley's training ground. Great signing for the Clarets.

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Did you have a nice, quiet weekend? Lucky old you. Quite a few in the football business have obviously been very busy indeed.

Among the notable movers over the last 48 hours are Shinji Kagawa, who has rejoined Borussia Dortmund from Manchester United for an undisclosed fee, and Fernando Torres who is off to AC Milan on a two-year loan deal.

Chelsea have replaced the Spaniard with France striker Loic Remy, who was signed from Queens Park Rangers in a £10.5m deal.

Sports business group Deloitte released some figures on Friday suggesting that going into the final weekend of the summer transfer window total spending by Premier League clubs had reached £725m. To place that in perspective, it surpasses last year's record by almost £100m.

And with plenty of clubs hinting that there is a lot more business to come, that figure is certain to get higher before the window closes at 23:00 BST.

Calculators at the ready.

Wigan hope to complete the signing of striker Andy Delort from French club FC Tours today.

The 22-year-old was paraded in front of the Latics fans prior to kick-off at Saturday's game against Birmingham. However, Tours subsequently issued a statement saying that a fee had yet to be agreed between the clubs.

Wolves also made an offer for Delort, who previously played for Nimes and Ajaccio, but it appears that he has set his sights on a move to the DW Stadium.

Terry Urbanczyk:, external A day that is riddled with intrigue & rumours, disappointment & joy. It's only transfer deadline day.

David Ramsdale:, external Just bumped into Fabio Borini at Wetherby services. Finally on his way to the Stadium of Light?

BBC Radio 5 live

Football agent Rachel Anderson: "The club with the most money will sign Radamel Falcao, as long as they play Champions League football. We don't know where he will go, we just know he will.

"Personally, I have one player left who doesn't have a club but there is no rush for him. He can still go after the transfer window.

"I don't like transfer deadline day and I don't know why they have messed it up, it was fine the way it was before. It was meant to stop the big clubs from spending too much money but that hasn't happened."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Everton manager Roberto Martinez is expected to be trying to do some business today.

"Martinez is a huge admirer of Tom Cleverley, having worked with the Manchester United midfield man when he was on loan at Wigan. Will he make a late bid to steal him away from Aston Villa, who have had a bid accepted? He is also wanted by Hull City.

"Not much cash floating around at Goodison Park after the club's record £28m signing of Romelu Lukaku so there may be more of the imaginative work in the loan market that has become something of a Martinez trademark."

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"Do you want to hear a joke in London? It goes: 'Harry Redknapp put Roman Pavlyuchenko into the starting line-up.' For me it would be funny if it was not so painful. I have a feeling that our manager is mocking me."

Those are not my words, but the musings of Roman Pavlyuchenko himself. The Russian striker forms part of our feature on five transfer deadline day panic buys.

So, as well as your TDD spottings, we're also keen to hear your club's worst deadline day panic buy. Whether you support Arsenal or Accrington Stanley, we want to hear from you.

Usual drill, folks: get in touch at #bbcdeadlineday,, external the BBC Sport Facebook page, external or BBC Sport's Google+ area., external

You can also text us on 81111 in the UK only - don't forget to say who you are and where you are texting from.

MK Dons boss Karl Robinson says that some of the Premier League's biggest clubs have enquired about midfielder Dele Alli.

The 18-year-old was linked with a move to Liverpool, external in the summer. He received plaudits for his performance in the 4-0 victory over Manchester United in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday.

"We've had two or three conversations with top Premier League teams," Robinson told BBC 5 live's Sportsweek.

Alli marked his first senior start, as a 16-year-old, with a goal in an FA Cup replay at Cambridge City in November 2012.

He has since found the target nine more times in a total of 51 appearances, including a goal in Saturday's 2-0 win over Crawley in League One.

Wow, is there something in this Radamel Falcao story after all? That's our second spot of the morning from St Pancras station. But do £55m strikers need to be getting on rush-hour trains? If he sits next to you on your morning commute, we expect a selfie...

Amo in Rainham Kent: If both Welbeck and Hernandez are being sold/loaned this surely means The Mancs will be bringing in a top striker like Cavani?

Sam in London: Just spoken to Falcao at St Pancras station. Asked if he needed directions to the Jubilee line (to get to West Ham) Acquired laugh - but he's going to Euston. Must mean it's a Man City signing not Chelsea or Arsenal.

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Guardian football correspondent Jamie Jackson: "The most exciting transfer deadline day gossip is a potential deal for Radamel Falcao who has been offered to Manchester City, Arsenal and possibly Manchester United. It is a classic deadline day story.

"City have the problem of Financial Fair Play and would have to sell someone like Alvaro Negredo, Matija Nastasic or Micah Richards for the deal to work. The sense I had from City yesterday was that the deal was difficult but in the whacky world of transfers, who knows?

"Falcao is a superstar striker and could potentially tear the Premier League up. He is the sort of name that fans just love and could set the place alight.

"Arsene Wenger is quite stubborn and says he doesn't need another striker, even though Olivier Giroud is injured. If they sign Falcao, they will be close to winning the title.

"Brendan Rodgers has bought really well and Mario Balotelli looks a good signing, but we'll see how long that lasts for. He is an interesting character and I am sure that will emerge."

BBC Sport has picked out some of the key Premier League transfers this summer, including Angel Di Maria's record switch to Manchester United and Mario Balotelli's surprise move to Anfield, for a special online video. Have a watch here.

Hull City

Hull manager Steve Bruce expects George Boyd to join Burnley after allowing the forward to hold talks with the club.

The 28-year-old Scotland international is expected to cost about £3m.

Bruce said: "It looks like Boydy will go to Burnley. He got an offer of a three or four-year contract at Burnley and the chance to play."

Boyd, who signed for the Tigers from Peterborough midway through their promotion campaign in 2012-13, has made one league appearance this season.

Former Swindon and Middlesbrough striker Jan Aage Fjortoft on Twitter:, external I will be close to my phone today. I am not in my best form, but you never know.

Fjortoft is now 47 and works as a TV pundit in Norway and Germany

BBC World Service reporter John Bennett: "In Spain everyone's talking about Real Madrid's search for a new striker, with Manchester United's Javier Hernandez the favourite.

"Meanwhile Belgium international Tony Alderweireld is set to leave Atletico Madrid, with the press in his home country predicting he'll join Southampton on loan.

"And in Germany the window shuts early, at 6pm. After Xabi Alonso's move to Bayern Munich last week and Shinji Kagawa's return to Borussia Dortmund yesterday, Bundesliga's big two aren't expected to dip into the market over the next few hours... but as Arsene Wenger says, 'you never know on deadline day'."

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BBC World Service reporter John Bennett: "In France, expect Andre Ayew's name to be mentioned throughout the day.

"The Ghana winger has been linked with a move away from Marseille all summer and several Premier League clubs are interested.

"In Italy, Fredy Guarin's agent always seems to be busy on deadline day. Back in January, a move to Juventus from Inter fell through.

"Now he's linked with a move to Valencia. Zenit St Petersburg have also been interested."

Right. Here's your first clock-watch of the day... we've got 15 hours to go until the transfer window closes. We're still, however, waiting for confirmation of our first deal of the day.

Jack Davidson:, external First day back at work and transfer deadline day. I just don't know how to feel right now.

Angelic:, external What does old Harry have in stock for us on deadline day?

Cardiff City

Cardiff City are set to sign central defender Bruno Ecuele Manga from French side FC Lorient.

The Bluebirds have agreed a fee in excess of £5m with the Ligue 1 side for the 26-year-old.

Gabon international Ecuele Manga is due to undergo a medical in the Welsh capital on Sunday or Monday ahead of his move to the Championship club.

The deal is thought to complete Cardiff's business before Monday's transfer deadline.