Chelsea sign Drinkwater for £35m
Everton's Barkley rejects move to Chelsea
Spurs bring in Swansea's Llorente and £23m Aurier
Brighton fail in late bid to sign Spurs striker Janssen
Chelsea sign Torino defender Zappacosta
Sanchez move to Man City off despite £60m bid
PSG sign Mbappe on loan with option to buy
Swansea loan Renato Sanches & Bony returns
Sakho joins Palace for £26m from Liverpool
Liverpool sign Oxlade-Chamberlain from Arsenal for £35m
Four hours to deadline
Image source, Getty ImagesWhen was the last time the French league was the place for big money moves?
Has it ever been?
Kylian Mbappe's move to Paris St-Germain has kick-started transfer deadline day evening. Will there be more fireworks to come?
BBC Radio 5 live
We've got this crazy evening covered across the BBC.
From 19:00 BST on BBC Radio 5 live, Mark Chapman presents a deadline day special with former players Andy Townsend and Charlie Adam, alongside journalist Rory Smith. They're also joined by Luke Dowling, former Watford sporting director.
And on BBC One at 22:45 BST, Dan Walker hosts a Football Focus special.
Promoted Huddersfield Town and Newcastle United have had fairly uneventful deadline days so far. Something tells me their supporters might have different reactions to this...
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If anyone's wondering what the addition of Kylian Mbappe means to PSG's roster, I'd suggest that Julian Draxler and Hatem Ben Arfa may be available at the right price...
Footballers of the world unite, you have nothing to lose except several million quid in dodgy Mediterranean golf developments.
Trevor Sinclair says that it is no use blaming the players themselves for rampant inflation in the transfer market. Instead it simply reflects the money coming into the game from sponsors, broadcasters and mega-loaded club owners.
Don't blame players for huge transfer fees - Sinclair
John Bennett
BBC World Service
Unai Emery better hope he can get PSG into AT LEAST the Champions League semi-finals. Pressure.
The fee being banded about to sign Kylian Mbappe next summer is £160m (ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILLION POUNDS!)
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho is in London undergoing a medical at Crystal Palace after the clubs agreed a £26m deal.
Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony has revealed all to BBC Sport:
"Keeping a player that’s highly coveted by clubs higher up or who have already got into the player is a very difficult scenario come deadline day. We had the Lee Tomlin/Celtic issue which derailed our start to the season a few years ago..nightmare.
"I have had players personally call me to talk about their family and what it means to them long term (Ryan Bennett when we sold him to Norwich on deadline day years ago) to accept bids whilst at same time worrying about my club, the fan base, our momentum and lack of time to have a replacement in mind. So, we always ensure we do a bit of work prior to a window to line up our two possible replacements for that one player we feel may leave the club.
"Being in League One makes it very difficult to turn bids down of high amounts and from bigger clubs so it’s a fine balancing act. During this summer, I made a deal with the players that we would all ignore the transfer window deadline madness and not get heads turned as promotion for the club was all that matters.
"They all bought into it hence our lack of activity in this window even though we have many players coveted by clubs from above. I have no doubt January will be even crazier but I’m just glad we have four plus months before it all starts again. Our biggest goal today was keeping the squad together and with six hours to go it's nearly mission accomplished!"
Image source, Getty ImagesIt wasn't just about who you signed this summer, it was about how you announced them...
Aston Villa gave notice of John Terry's arrival via a club Whatsapp group discussion that is probably about 1000% more polite than the genuine article.
Image source, Aston VillaStoke clearly thought they were silencing the haters with a hype-filled Jese video on social media.
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Before Southampton took the trend and speared it stone dead with a glossy production featuring helicopters, police swat teams and goalkeeper Stuart Taylor sipping tea on a sun lounger.
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Pat Murphy
5 live Sport
Gary Gardner's proposed loan move from Aston Villa to Barnsley has been held up by various wrangles but still might happen tonight. Sunderland came in for Tommy Elphick but Villa couldn't agree either a loan or transfer deal.
There are no plans by Villa to sign any players tonight.
Save us a slice, lads. Especially if there's Texas BBQ chicken on the go.
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Steve Crossman
BBC World Service Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesThe wording in the PSG announcement is key, they can’t officially say that Kylian Mbappe's move from Monaco is a loan which will become a permanent deal because if they did then the transfer fee would go on this year’s accounts (and give them a big Financial Fair Play problem).
So they’ve basically said there is an “option” on bringing him in permanently, but they won’t say “the loan will become permanent” because if they did then they’d be in FFP bother.
Despite that, it’s clear that the permanent deal has been done in all but name, and I suspect it may yet come under Uefa scrutiny.
Ian Dennis
Senior football reporter in Poland for 5 live Sport
We do know that Virgil van Dijk is staying at Southampton, Philippe Coutinho will remain at Liverpool and, barring something really dramatic happening between now and 11 o'clock, Alexis Sanchez will not be leaving Arsenal.
France v Netherlands (19:45 BST)
And any chance of forcing Thomas Lemar into a last-minute move may be scuppered as he starts for France.
Belgium v Gibraltar (19:45 BST)
Chelsea
Away from the transfer window for a second, but still relevant to Chelsea fans, is the news that injured winger Eden Hazard captains Belgium tonight in their World Cup qualifier against Gibraltar.
Let's hope he comes through unscathed...
The Premier League may have gone money crazy, but they are still being blown out of the water by PSG.
Will this spending continue?Yes, says Tim Bridge from Deloitte who says the big clubs are now so big on a global scale that the trend will continue to go up...
The Premier League bubble hasn't burst yet - Deloitte
PSG have signed Kylian Mbappe on a season-long loan, with an option to buy next summer.
Paris St-Germain have now signed Neymar and Kylian Mbappe in the space of a few weeks.
Arsenal may have targeted the only Monaco player in the squad (Thomas Lemar) who is going to stay!
Wow. That is some attack they have got lined up...
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