Transfer window now closed in England and Scotland
Stoke sign Porto midfielder Imbula for £18.3m
Everton sign forward Niasse from Lokomotiv Moscow for £13.5m
Rhodes joins Middlesbrough for initial £9m fee
Sunderland striker Fletcher joins Marseille on loan
Manchester City
Some interesting chat from Begona Perez below. Will Pep struggle with the intensity of the Premier League early on? I seem to remember Pellegrini struggling, certainly away from home, when he first joined the club. City got turned over quite a few times.
BBC Radio 5 Live
Spanish football journalist Begona Perez
"Pep Guardiola can fulfill Manchester City’s European ambition, but this will be the biggest challenge of his career. It’s not a secret that Bayern Munich are the dominant force in the Bundesliga, and in the Spanish league only Barcelona and Real Madrid could compete on equal terms, but this is the Premier League, where every game is a challenge, and every single minute matters.
"He loves challenges, he loves the excitement of English football, and I am sure he feels ready. It was about time for him."
Image source, Getty ImagesWahbi Khazri – Bordeaux to Sunderland
Alex Stewart
Football Manager computer game expert
Image source, Getty Images"Equally adept as an attacking midfielder or a wide left player, though I would stick him as an inside forward, Khazri has high ratings for technique, vision, and free-kick taking. He also has good attributes for determination and composure, which could be an asset to the Black Cats in their relegation fight.
"In my save, he fails to register a plus 7 average but he is an accomplished, versatile player; it’s hard to agree with an £8m valuation though."
We have asked Football Manager expert Alex Stewart - a man who is no stranger to snaffling bargains and spotting potential, all from the comfort of his own laptop on the popular computer game - to offer an alternative perspective on the transfer market.
Sunderland
Image source, Getty ImagesIt may look like Sunderland have been quiet so far today, but rest assured Big Sam will be a busy, busy man.
He's apparently working his way through, external a list of 60 transfer targets.
I dread to think what calibre of player he's looking at when he gets into the 50s on that list...
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Brave or stupid? #onesignedeveryminute
Some might say that Beatles-mad Oasis frontman - and Manchester City superfan - Liam Gallagher is 'mad fer' the announcement of Pep Guardiola's arrival...
Manchester City
Image source, Getty ImagesWhen Pep sits down and meets the media for the first time, will he say he's always admired City?
I love to imagine that, 17 years ago this week, he was following the fortunes of the Blues in their Division Two game against Millwall.
There were, after all, some heavyweights playing that day. The likes of Jamie Pollock, Andy Morrison and Lee Crooks.
City, in case you were wondering, won 3-0. The goals coming from Paul Dickov, Terry Cooke and Kevin Horlock.
West Brom news conference
West Bromwich Albion
There's no update on Newcastle's bid for Saido Berahino from West Brom assistant manager Dave Kemp, who's been speaking to the media to preview Tuesday's match against Swansea.
He expects Berahino to be in the squad for that game. "Saido picked up a slight knock in training but we are hoping he will be fit for tomorrow," he says.
Image source, Getty ImagesHuddersfield
Huddersfield have recalled striker Jordy Hiwula from his loan spell at Wigan.
Does that mean Nahki Wells, linked with Blackburn, Wolves and QPR, could be on his way?
A nervy few hours ahead for Huddersfield fans (I say that as one!)
Liverpool
No sign of any new players at Liverpool but boss Jurgen Klopp has provided some good news in his news conference just now - striker Daniel Sturridge is set to return to full training next week.
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Ben Cleaveley: Man City have sabotaged deadline day with that announcement. Who will Pep sign in the summer?
Richard Atherton: Pep is overrated in my opinion, couldn't fail at either club because of where they were. MP harshly treated.
Zebediah: I will only believe Guardiola is the greatest manager around when he takes on Bournemouth and turns them into champions.
League Two promotion chasers Oxford United appear back in the hunt for striker Chris Maguire.
The 27-year-old scored one goal in nine appearances during a loan spell with the U's which ended last month.
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BBC Radio Nottingham
Notts County are set to sign Doncaster Rovers defender Gary MacKenzie on loan, while they’ve also terminated the contract of former Belgian international defender Gil Swerts.
A move for Swerts broke down last week, and now they’ve ended his time at Meadow Lane.
Image source, Getty ImagesManuel hadn't done a bad job had he?
The only boss to win more of his opening 99 Premier League games than Pellegrini is Jose Mourinho (73).
He has also won the Premier League and the League Cup with City.
So, has he been harshly treated? Vote now at the top of this page.
Image source, .How do you get a player the best deal on transfer deadline day?
Do you get your business done early, or drag it out until the last minute? What tricks of the trade can an agent use? How do you keep your player happy? What kind of clauses/add-ons go into a contract?
BBC Sport spoke to David Seligman, an agent at CM Sports in Manchester and an expert in sports law, and renowned agent Eric Hall for some insight into the type of last-ditch negotiations that occur when the transfer window is about to shut.
Everton
Lyndon Lloyd, ToffeeWeb
Roberto Martinez has made no secret of his aversion to buying in January, unless one of his identified targets suddenly becomes available.
But with the sale of Steven Naismith leaving the Toffees short on cover for Romelu Lukaku, it looks like he is in the market for a striker before the deadline.
There are reports we have lodged a £13.5m bid for Senegal marksman Oumar Niasse and rumours of serious interest in Ecuadorian Miller Bolanos, suggesting that Martinez will put the Naismith money to use to help address his side’s faltering Premier League form with more firepower.
Headlines at 14:00 GMT
So, about that quiet day we were talking about then...
Big news, as you now know, is that Pep Guardiola will replace Manuel Pellegrini as Manchester City boss in the summer.
Signings-wise, striker Seydou Doumbia has joined Newcastle on loan, while West Brom have brought in Alex Pritchard on loan from Tottenham. Other things to look out for on the site include:
While the window closes at 23:00 GMT in England, there's a whole extra hour for teams to do business in Scotland.
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Elliot Bewley: How often is it that a manager coming in makes the biggest headline on transfer deadline day?!
Luke Blakely: Pep to Man City is the worst news for Man United since Fergie left. He will have the time and resources to build a dynasty. Scary.
Ludachris: Guardiola keeps saying he wants new challenges yet only takes jobs at teams who are either champions already and/or have money.
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Image source, .Not a bad record then...