You've got to admire West Brom - they certainly won't be rushed into selling Saido Berahino. I doff my cap to TP. He'll appreciate that gesture. Being a cap man and all that.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 live senior football reporter

"It's not Deadline Day as we know it. But in terms of overall spend over the season, it's exceeded £1bn, which is astonishing. There are a couple of deals still likely to go through before 11: Porto midfielder Gianelli Imbula to Stoke, and Lokomotiv Moscow striker Oumar Niasse to Everton. As for Saido Berahino, it looks like he'll be staying at the Hawthorns."

Has it been a quiet deadline day for your team so far? Hoping for some late action?

Well, Oxford midfielder Danny Rose, Sheffield United forward Michael Higdon and Fleetwood striker Eddie Dsane have all been released during the last hour or so - and could yet be popping up at a football club near you before 23:00 GMT.

Niall Hope: Sad for Pellegrini, class act always stuck to his philosophy from first #mcfc, external interview held himself with dignity at all times.

Richard Fridl: I bet Wenger, Poch, Klopp and the rest of the guys will love the challenge of Pep coming to town to play.

Rangers get their man. After a couple of earlier bids were rejected, St Johnstone agree to sell forward Michael O'Halloran to the Scottish Championship leaders for an undisclosed fee.

The 25-year-old has signed a four-and-a-half year contract at Ibrox.

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Alex Stewart
Football Manager computer game expert

"This could be a great signing if Everton don’t pay over the odds. Best played as a poacher, Niasse has good finishing and heading stats, as well as very good numbers across the board physically. Unusually for an out-and-out goal-scorer, his ratings for determination, work rate, and teamwork are also very high, and he’s a regular 10-15 goals per season striker in FM."

And, of course, if you're a security guard at a Premier League ground... lock your doors.

Otherwise, you'll find Peter Odemwingie kipping on your plush reception sofa in the morning. The one next to the fax machine.

Like The Hangover meets TDD.

So, the sun is setting across the United Kingdom. Is it time for players to use the cover of darkness to sneak around and make a deadline day move?

We can only hope...

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Queens Park Rangers have completed the signing of Burton Albion winger Abdenasser El Khayati for an undisclosed fee.

The 26-year-old, who Rangers boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink also signed during his time with Albion, has agreed a two-and-a-half-year deal at Loftus Road.

Just a thought, Teddy... but the Bayern Munich and Chelsea jobs are available...

And let me tell you that our very own Phil McNulty is hammering the phone lines. I've just passed his desk and he's putting in the calls and exchanging plenty of texts with club media officers.

He's all over it if anything was to happen.

BBC Sport

There will be regular transfer updates on the BBC's national and regional radio stations.

On BBC Radio 5 live, Mark Chapman will host a deadline-day edition of 5 live Sport from 19:00-23:00 GMT. You can also watch what is going on in the studio on the BBC Red Button.

Chapman will be joined by Danny Murphy, Jermaine Jenas, Andy Townsend, David Pleat, Mina Rzouki, Rory Smith and Andy Brassell.

On TV, Dan Walker will host Football Focus on BBC One from 23:15-23:50 GMT (23:40-00:15 in Wales). Jermaine Jenas, Danny Murphy and journalist Henry Winter will be his guests.

There will also be a special edition of Sportsday on the BBC News Channel from 18:30-19:00 GMT.

Craig Bowen: Just saw Frazier Campbell in @toatealondon, external with a couple of suits. It looks like he's on the move but guessing it's a loan.

Martin van Buren: Spotted Alberto Aquilani Newcastle Central Station getting off 1st class!

Martin Barden: A taxi driver in a red Datsun just seen picking up Bebé at Manchester airport. Is the dream return on?

Keep your eagle-eyed spots coming in via #bbcfootball on Twitter and on text to 81111.

A blow for Euro 96 hero and all-round England legend Teddy Sheringham - he's been sacked at Stevenage,

The 49-year-old leaves the League Two side in 19th place in the table after a run of form which has seen them take three points from the last 24.

Just leaving work? Wondering what you've missed?

Well, Manuel Pellegrini is having his leaving do on June 30.

Pep Guardiola will be taking his new charges for a getting-to-know you game of 10-pin bowling on 1 July

Stoke might break their transfer record to sign Giannelli Imbula and Newcastle have bagged Seydou Doumbia on loan.

And this has just happened...

Rich in Swindon