Shrewsbury Town midfielder Ryan Woods has moved to Championship club Brentford for an undisclosed fee.

The 21-year-old has penned a three year contract at Griffin Park.

Spurs' United States full-back DeAndre Yedlin joins Sunderland on loan. Pace to burn.

The last move at White Hart Lane today?

Alistair Magowan reports: "I'm told Stoke City are in talks with representatives for Crystal Palace midfielder Mile Jedinak but with an hour to go, it has gone quiet from the Palace end. Jonathan Walters leaving the Britannia Stadium is unlikely, and would be dependent on the Jedinak deal. Stoke want the forward to stay. And as for the rumours surrounding a surprise swoop for Swansea striker Michu, not true."

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Here are the five biggest deals to have been done today so far...

Virgil van Dijk [Celtic - Southampton] £11.5m

Ramiro Funes Mori [River Plate - Everton] £9.5m

Michail Antonio [Nottingham Forest - West Ham] £7m reported

Papy Djilobodji [Nantes - Chelsea] £4m

Glenn Murray [Crystal Palace - Bournemouth] £4m 

There is a very good chance that these will be beaten in the next hour, though. All eyes on Manchester United.

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What does that tweet mean for Saido Berahino's immediate future? I'd suggest a spell in the stiffs.

Doncaster have brought in Oscar Gobern from QPR on loan until 4 January.

The 24-year-old midfielder moved to Loftus Road in the summer from Huddersfield Town.

We're cooking on gas now.  Brighton striker Chris O'Grady has joined fellow Championship club Nottingham Forest on loan.

The Nottingham-born 29-year-old will stay at the City Ground until the end of the season.

Cambridge United have completed the six-month loan signing of left-back Mickey Demetriou from Shrewsbury Town .

The 25-year old joins Richard Money’s side until January.

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Imagine having to go back to work and facing your colleagues after your dream move has collapsed? That’s what Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea will have to do – and it is going to be very tough for the 24-year-old, believes ex-Newcastle stopper Steve Harper.

“I feel sorry for both of the goalkeepers involved – both De Gea and Keylor Navas. De Gea has not been playing and probably thinking that the move was going to happen. And then at the very last minute it hasn’t. His head will be scrambled,” Harper, 40, tells BBC Sport.

“I had talks with a couple of clubs in July, meeting with a Premier League manager and then a Championship manager after that, had a couple of deals which looked likely and then fell through. That was hard enough for me to deal with, never mind someone of David De Gea’s stature in terms of money involved and level he’s playing at.

“I coped by going on holiday with the family – whether De Gea gets that dispensation or not I don’t know! But it will be very tough for him.”

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"When I was in charge of Leeds, I was far more responsive to supporters' needs and reactive to managers' demands than perhaps I should have been. I learned an interesting lesson."  

Peter Ridsdale is best known for being chairman at Leeds United when they were a buying club, and Cardiff City when they were a selling one.

He has been behind some mega-money moves at the top of the Premier League, and also kept clubs afloat by thrashing out last-minute deals. 

Probably his most famous buy while a chairman was a set of goldfish for his office whose upkeep cost Leeds £20 a month., external

Read his guide to the transfer window and deadline day, written in January 2014, here.

Charlie Austin, scorer of a bagload of goals in the Premier League last season, has been readily available for £15m all summer.

Still nobody has taken him. It's a head scratcher to me, and to our man Jermaine Jenas.

Into the last hour, the home stretch, the final countdown.

If you've left it until now to try and sign someone, then what on earth are you playing at? You've had since May. You fools.

There will be plenty out there trying just that though. Where is Manchester United's skyscraper deal for Anthony Martial? We wait on.

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Once more round the club and if Arsenal still can't pull I think it's time for a kebab and a taxi home. 

Gavin G, Essex.    

Cardiff City forward Rhys Healey has moved to Dundee  on loan.

The 20-year-old has penned a deal at the Scottish Premiership club until 3 January.

Ah, good old Peter Odemwingie and his disastrous drive down to QPR. What a deadline day moment that was.

Not going to happen with this 18:00 BST cut-off point now. He would have to set off by mid morning to get down the M6 for the deadline.

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Manchester United are close to announcing the £36m signing of 19-year-old Monaco forward Anthony Martial. We still wait.

Born on 5 December 1995, United have won 29 trophies during the France Under-21 international's lifetime and scored 2,151 goals. They have lost to Chelsea 20 times and defeated Aston Villa on 33 occasions.

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Probably fair to say Nikica Jelavic's arrival at West Ham might not have got the pulses of Irons fans racing as quickly as the signings of Alex Song or Victor Moses.

However, the 30-year-old striker has been backed to score goals for the east London club by his former Hull team-mate Steve Harper.

“Jela is a battering ram of a centre forward. He might look ungainly but he is very effective. He is as fit as a fiddle, works his socks off and he can score goals," goalkeeper Harper tells BBC Sport.

"He has a reputation for one touch finishes which is fully justified. You're unlikely to see him beat three men and curl one into the top corner but has knack of scoring goals at important times. He will be a fantastic addition to the dressing room and his record proves when he is fit he has a decent goal return."