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
Malta v England (Friday, 19:45 BST)
Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live
We are told that England are running late for their pre-match press conference ahead of tomorrow's World Cup qualifier against Malta, but the British press are ready to hear what Gareth Southgate and Kyle Walker have to say.
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales
Image source, Getty ImagesWilfried Bony scored 25 Premier League goals in a season and a half with the Swans first time around...
I'm not sure which motorway Wilfried Bony chose for his drive to Swansea but, whether it was the M4 or M50 (regarding Juliette's earlier question), he's arrived for his medical in south Wales in good time.
Manchester City have accepted a bid of around £12m for the Ivorian, who left the Swans for the Etihad in 2015.
Swansea will wait until Fernando Llorente's move to Tottenham - or Chelsea - is completed before they announce Bony's return.
Image source, PAHe's going to stay then Arsenal fans! Good news?
David Ornstein
BBC Sport
Manchester City's bid to sign Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez looks to be over.
It is understood that a conditional agreement was reached in principle between City and Arsenal for Sanchez to move to the Etihad Stadium.
The fee was £55m, plus £5m in add-ons.
But it depended on Arsenal first securing a replacement to fill the gap left by the 28-year-old.
Their target was Monaco winger Thomas Lemar and an agreement was reportedly reached between the clubs for a fee in the region of £90m.
However, it is thought that the 21-year-old France international decided against the move.
City are currently not prepared to resurrect the deal by offering a player in exchange or more money for a straight cash deal.
Barring a remarkable last-minute turn of events Sanchez, who wanted to join City to be reunited with his former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola, will stay at Arsenal.
We have a Sanchez-related update coming up. It might be good news for Arsenal fans.
Hold tight...
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Everton still searching for the quality striker Ronald Koeman wanted to help fill the gap left by Romelu Lukaku's departure - no joy yet.
Everton have got so much right in this window but this was/is arguably the key deal to whether they can make serious progress.
Richard Hoskin
BBC Radio Bristol
Bristol Rovers fans went into deadline day fearing one of their biggest assets Billy Bodin would be sold. But manager Darrell Clarke said today he would be very "angry" if he lost any of his players come 11pm. Clarke is still looking to add to his squad, but as things stand having missed out on a couple of targets there appears to be only the chance of one new arrival, if that by the end of play.
Image source, Getty ImagesJason Denayer has joined Galatasaray from Manchester City on a season-long loan deal.
He's previously spent time with Celtic, Galatasaray and Sunderland but has yet to make a first-team appearance for his parent club.
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Transfer window in a gif
All day, we have been asking you to describe your club's transfer window through the medium of gif and meme. Still plenty of time to go and plenty of emotions to go through.
So how stressed are you feeling, Arsenal fans? Screaming at your Twitter feed, Newcastle supporters? Or maybe you're a smug Man City or Man United follower?
Send your visual treats to us using the #bbcfootball hashtag.
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Robin Chipperfield
BBC Radio Nottingham Sport
Nottingham Forest are trying to sign the Bournemouth goalkeeper Adam Federici on loan for the rest of the season. The Australian is currently fourth choice at Dean Court, behind Asmir Begovic, Artur Boruc and Aaron Ramsdale – and is away with his national side in Japan.
I haven't come into work for nothing, and you're not reading this for nothing, so who could be on the move in the next few hours?
The names scribbled on my notepad to watch are:
Image source, PAAlexis Sanchez, Wilfried Bony, Riyad Mahrez, Fernando Llorente, Philippe Coutinho, Oumar Niasse, Eliaquim Mangala, Jonny Evans, Danny Drinkwater, Calum Chambers, Nikola Vlasic, Dwight Gayle, Matt Targett, Thomas Lemar, Diafra Sakho, Fabian Delph, Davide Zappacosta, Ross Barkley, Virgil van Dijk, Kylian Mbappe and Diego Costa.
I didn't have Marvin Zeegelaar on the list...
Incoming!
Watford have confirmed the signing of Dutch defender Marvin Zeegelaar from Sporting Lisbon on a four-year deal.
The left-back made 37 appearances for the 18-time Portuguese champions last season.
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Yes, about time this transfer deadline day mentioned a fax machine. Thanks, Rachel - @RetroGirl by name @RetroGirl by nature...
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You can't help but think that if Arsenal were going to replace Arsene Wenger than the end of last season was the perfect opportunity.
Right?
'It's essential for Arsenal to change their manager' - Sinclair
Former England winger Trevor Sinclair says Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's departure to Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool shows that Arsene Wenger has been left behind by a new generation of managers who inspire players more than he does.
"It is essential for Arsenal Football Club to change their manager," he concludes.
Would Thomas Tuchel or Diego Simeone have the mojo that Wenger lacks?
The Frenchman's current contract runs to the end of the 2018-19 season.
Tim Bridge from Deloitte says that clubs have continued to spend 20-25% of their revenues on transfers this summer.
The fees have gone up as the money coming in has gone up. Yesterday's £10m player is now a £30m player...
Deloitte - transfer spending 'biggest we've ever seen'
Image source, .Philippe Coutinho could be the biggest mover of the lot but that's all gone a bit quiet. Liverpool have maintained that they will not sell their number 10 to Barcelona no matter how many pesetas they wave at them.
Alexis Sanchez to Manchester City? It still seems quite likely that that may happen. Fernando Llorente is a fascinating back-up plan to Harry Kane at Spurs while if Kylian Mbappe goes to Paris St-Germain I'm putting a fiver on them to win the French League...
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Brighton supporter Tori, so good they named her thrice, is expecting a nail-biting close to the window...
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Swansea City
Would Swansea fans consider losing Gylfi Sigurdsson and Fernando Llorente but gaining Wilfried Bony and Renato Sanches a good window?
Let us know - you can tweet us at #bbcfootball or text us on 81111
Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live
He’s on his way.
Wilfried Bony is en route to Swansea for his medical after the club agreed a fee earlier today with Manchester City, thought to be in the region of £12m.
He will certainly know how to get there seeing as he left the Liberty Stadium for the Etihad in January 2015. He also had a loan spell at Stoke but it’s always that decision when you’re travelling to South Wales: ‘do I take the M4 and pay the toll or go on the M50 and get in for free?’
Should be done with a few hours to spare and once that deal is completed that should be it for Paul Clement and Swansea.
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