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
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Image source, Getty ImagesHere's a done deal for you.
It's not football. And it's not a transfer, but we're pretty excited.
That's because the BBC has agreed a four-year deal to broadcast video coverage across its website of all major ICC cricket tournaments.
The deal allows the BBC to show video clips, end-of-day round-ups, digital preview programming features and archive material in the UK.
Major events covered include the World Twenty20, next year's Champions Trophy and the 2019 World Cup.
More on that here.
Your transfer deadline day
Southampton
Ronald Koeman is also asked about speculation linking Graziano Pelle to a move to Serie A. Is there any truth there?
"No," Koeman replies. "I mentioned several times, nobody will leave the club in January."
The Dutchman is also asked about stories about a bid for CSKA Moscow forward Ahmed Musa. "I know the player but he was and is not on our list."
Southampton
Southampton manager Ronald Koeman is out speaking to the media, previewing Tuesday's game away to Arsenal. But there's no escape from the rumour mill...
On any potential transfer deadline day deals Koeman says: "We did our job with Charlie Austin and I think if you have to do your business today then you are nervous or you don't know what you have to do.
"We might let Jack Stephens or Harrison Reed out to play on loan maybe, that will happen today, but not any other big business."
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
"I understand defender James Tarkowski is heading north from Brentford to have a medical with Burnley."
Everton
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Image source, Getty Images"Might Everton even be doing a little bit more business on top of trying to sort out a £13.5m deal for Lokomotiv Moscow striker Oumar Niasse?
"They are now being linked with a £7.5m move for 25-year-old Ecuador striker Miller Bolanos, who plays for Emelec.
"And to add to the intrigue, leading Ecuadorian TV sports personality Maria Jose Flores, who has 430,000 followers, reportedly tweeted "@Everton" with an emoji of a plane next to it?
"Will it happen? Who knows just yet as this is the wild world of transfer deadline day after all - but as gossip goes it's a step up from Bolanos being spotted getting off a train at Lime Street Station."
Your transfer deadline day
Very jealous of some of the areas you lot are following from. The most exciting place I've been this morning is to the canteen to get a bacon buttie.
BBC Wiltshire's Will Walder: "Swindon chairman Lee Power says time is ticking for two Premier League clubs to make offers for midfielder Yaser Kasim.
"Speaking to BBC Wiltshire, Power said the teams have made “heavy enquiries” for the Iraq international with one of them thought to be Swansea City."
Football gossip
West Bromwich Albion
West Brom are in discussions with Rennes over their 27-year-old left-back Cheikh M'Bengue, according to French sports daily L'Equipe., external
M'Bengue, a Senegal international who is out of contract at the end of the season, has made 16 appearances for the Ligue 1 club this term.
Image source, Getty ImagesYour transfer deadline day
BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, _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 Joey Barton, Danny Murphy, Jermaine Jenas, Andy Townsend, David Pleat, Mina Rzouki, Rory Smith and Andy Brassell.
Remember, you can listen to 5 live via the BBC Sport app on your smartphone or tablet.
Just like Niall O'Byrne below, you too can follow our live transfer deadline day coverage on the BBC Sport App, which is available from Google Play, external for Android devices, the App Store, external for Apple devices, and the UK Amazon Kindle Fire Appstore., external
We will bring you the latest news, analysis, gossip and done deals from our reporters around the country and worldwide. You can also have your say on the potential transfers and signings as they go through.
Our transfers page will capture every confirmed move, while each club page will be updated with the latest transfer stories.
Cardiff City
Some activity!
Cardiff City have completed the loan signing of striker Kenneth Zohore from Belgian club KVK Kortrijk.
Your transfer deadline day
Tottenham Hotspur
Alan Fisher, Tottenham On My Mind: Spurs have blossomed under Mauricio Pochettino’s wise guidance. He sees further potential in the current squad so little need for changes. Expect a quiet window.
Earlier this season Harry Kane fell heavily holding his back - the gasps around White Hart Lane said everything about both what he means to Spurs and the absence of alternatives. To challenge at the top end of the PL and in Europe without more cover up front is absurd.
So another front man remains essential, maybe more cover at centre half. With outgoings, now Andros Townsend has left, talented but unable to deliver what his manager asked of him, only the lumbering Fazio should go.
Otherwise, we need to protect our manager. The whole of Europe has noticed what he’s creating in north London.
Berahino to Tottenham?
Simon March
Fantasy Football Champion
Image source, Getty Images"Among the most anticipated deadline day deals for fantasy football managers will be the rumoured move of Saido Berahino to Spurs.
"Largely out of favour at West Brom this season, fantasy managers have been thus far robbed of a talent that delivered 14 goals for Tony Pulis’s side last term.
"Should a move for Berahino go through, he’ll immediately become an option again, though many would prefer a destination where he isn’t competing with that other fantasy fan favourite Harry Kane."
Simon March is the reigning champion of the Fantasy Premier League game,, external having beaten more than 3.5 million other managers to win the title in the 2014-15 season. He triumphed by 21 points and held the top position for 15 consecutive weeks - both records. We've asked for his view on the transfer market, and how it might affect fantasy football players.
Reckon you know all about why John Charles is the original record-breaking Welshman? Would you have made Kevin Keegan the highest paid player in Germany with that hairstyle? And why did Brian Clough need a badminton racquet to explain Nottingham Forest breaking the million pound barrier.
Check out this BBC Archive video of famous football transfers - it throws up more questions than it does answers...
BBC Archive: Football transfers through the years
Your transfer deadline day
Arsenal
Kevin Whitcher, onlinegooner.com
Arsenal needed to buy a spine last summer and only bought a keeper. They still need a commanding physical centre back, cover for Francis Coquelin and a striker. So Mats Hummels, Victor Wanyama and Romelu Lukaku would fit the bill nicely.
The club could afford them, but the ambition is lacking and Arsene Wenger is obsessed by his concept of value. So no-one is expecting any further arrivals.
Without re-enforcements down the centre of the line-up, the feeling is that this season will go down as a missed opportunity. Is money in the bank better than options on the field? Apparently so.